Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout Reviews
Much like a goofy game show, the zany antics of Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout will appeal to gamers of all types. Though the first season has some nasty bugs and Show duds, those that bring some patience into this battle royale will enjoy their race to the top.
Fall Guys is a simple yet fun title that is released in the style of Battle Royale and can well take us away from the worries and problems of the world around us for hours. Thanks to the colorful graphics and funny characters, along with simple and short mini-games, Fall Guys has been able to succeed in achieving its goals of creating a simple and transient experience. Of course, we should not forget that this title has problems that can diminish its current popularity over time and will soon be forgotten. The game is currently suffering from a lack of content and a number of easy mini-games, which, if not addressed by Mediatonic Studios soon, will lead to the omission and failure of Fall Guys in the near future.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Fall Guys invites players to Wipeout style tracks with different characters. I can say that it is one of the most entertaining games of the year.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Despite an aggressive storefront and limited private game options, Fall Guys: Free for All is Mediatonic's best model. You'll have plenty to enjoy, with many levels to play and unique ways to approach the content. Whether you want solo play or partnering with friends, chasing the Crown is addictive as the first time I played. Fall Guys is a staple in my gaming catalog and a great time.
Fall Guys Season 1 is a great place to unite the expanded player base, and with the light-hearted nature of the game, it is still nice to reap some rewards even when you aren’t collecting crowns. For some silly nights that can turn sweaty at any moment, I have had plenty of laughs and find it easy to pick up and play even after a few days off.
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is properly crazy and entertaining, yet lacks something overtime. More mini-games and local-play would definitely benefit it, but it is amazing fun nonetheless.
Review in Czech | Read full review
Fall Guys is a great time whether you are playing alone or with friends and family, though it can feel repetitive after you've seen all that it has to offer.
If you look through the lens of a “Games as a Service” type of deal, Fall Guys already has a great foundation to be built upon, but at this moment the joy and fun can be snuffed out due to its repetitive nature and lack of more minigames and meaningful progression.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Fall Guys is battle royale at its silliest as you waddle your way through a technicolor game show.
As it is a new game, I am looking forward to the updates Mediatonic has in store whether it’s new challenges, new skins, or even have it handled by other platforms. There is still more that Fall Guys has the potential to be, and I am excited to see others pick up the game and find a little break from the madness going on outside.
This game is the most illogical conclusion to the timeline we’ve been tracking on, but it’s a refreshing pull away from the all-too-serious shooters.
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout was the surprise hit that no one — especially not the developers — saw coming in terms of its resounding popularity and success. A slightly bumpy launch will not knock this game down, however, as the dev team is working day and night to get it back up and working to its full potential. If you want to play a quick round (or 10) of addicting eye candy that’s fun for all ages, be sure to pick up Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout as soon as possible.
This is only the beginning, as Fall Guys is poised to evolve and grow from its launch to reach new, dizzying heights. You won’t find anything so dynamic and unpredictable. Fumbles, stumbles, and successes are all the reasons why you watch physical game shows like newcomers “Holey Moley” or “Cannonball” or classics like “MXC”. Mark my words: Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is the hit of the summer, the year, and beyond.
So, we're happy to report that Fall Guys is definitely worth trying out on Xbox, and the fact that it supports cross-platform and cross-progression with other platforms means you can mix-and-match across Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5, and that aspect seems to be working really well in our experience so far. We've had to wait a couple of years for its arrival, but it's great to see Fall Guys finally joining the Xbox family in 2022!
Whether you play solo or with your friends, Fall Guys is such a sweet option if you like party-style fun games.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Even tough servers are far from being optimal, Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is a great fun to play, whether you like battle Royale games or not. Mini games are mostly fun and the whole idea is something new in a battle royal genre that makes playing Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout filled with laughter and also hard work for catching that crown!
Review in Persian | Read full review
Fall Guys is more like a hilarious comedy picture directed by Mediatonic Studios, and reminds us that video games are not just about winning over other players, and sometimes its about having fun with family and friends.
Review in Persian | Read full review
A great multiplayer game with a very engaging gameplay and tons of potential. We are very curious about future updates and are eagerly awaiting them.
Review in Russian | Read full review
Of all the Battle Royale games that has been released in recent years, Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is one of the most unique and engaging titles out there. The mini-games are very interesting and well-designed, and the whole vibe is super fun. There are some control and camera issues here and there, but it's not a title to be missed.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout works because it maintains that “one more game” mentality and encourages players to overcome its challenges.