Fall Guys was released this week, and it has taken the world by storm. One of the game's major appeals is the diverse map pool that creates slightly different shows each time someone jumps into a match.
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Fall Guys is a great game, but not all maps are created equal, and it's time to rank every single Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout map.
Updated December 2, 2022: The latest Fall Guys season, Season Three: Sunken Secrets, brings a brand-new mechanic to the game: sliding. With that comes five new maps brought to the Blunderdome, a relatively small number of additions compared to previous season releases. Below you can find each of these five maps added to our overall rankings.
80 See Saw
After years, this round proves to be the most frustrating for both beginners and veterans of this game. Unless you are placed in the very front at the start, much of your experience is determined by other players that you are competing with. With many players typically present in this round, it's often difficult to balance the See Saws throughout this level; resulting in you sliding off and having to go back to your last checkpoint.
79 Egg Siege
Out of the Team Rounds that are in the game, Egg Siege proves to be one of the least entertaining. Putting a medieval spin on the Season One Round, Egg Scramble, players are tasked with grabbing and banking eggs for their team by placing eggs in a designated area. With the large arena size for this level, the game is often decided early on in the round; proving to be generally uneventful with the lack of comebacks
78 Egg Scramble
This game falls low in the rankings for the same reasons as Egg Siege due to its similarities. This one round proves to be slightly more eventful, possessing the same rules as Egg Siege with a smaller arena size. That being said, that does make for a hectic experience; often making it impossible to move around without getting bumped or grabbed.
77 Team Tail Tag
This game places you on one of four teams, competing for the limited number of tails that are available using the grabbing mechanic. With several players present in this arena, there often isn't a free space available; making it difficult to hold onto a tail if you have one.
Additionally, teams qualify based on the number of tails that they have when the round is over; allowing for you to get eliminated regardless of how well you performed throughout the majority of the round.
76 Tail Tag
Serving as a solo version of Team Tail Tag, this round places players in an obstacle-filled arena with only a limited number of tails available. Those that have a tail when the timer runs out qualify in this round; making the majority of your performance during this round generally irrelevant. Although this proves to be frustrating, this game has the edge over its team variant; not requiring you to additionally count on the performance of teammates.
75 Hoarders
This game places players on one of three teams with the objective of keeping the different balls within their designated zone. In this round, teams will be relatively small and there will be minimal obstacles to avoid; making for a relatively tame experience.
The downfalls with this round lie in the dependence on teammates and lack of importance in the earlier portions of this round; again, only taking into account the score when the timer runs out at the end of this game.
74 Power Trip
Dividing players into two teams, this team game requires players to carry batteries while running around the arena; changing tiles on the floor to their team's color when doing so. Although this is an enjoyable round, in theory, the extremely large team sizes make for an often negative experience; requiring you to heavily rely on the performance and knowledge of others on your team.
73 Door Dash
This round requires players to run through several walls lined with doors, some doors opening, while others do not. This race round falls lower in the rankings due to the lack of skill involved; there being no method to detect which doors are real and which doors are fake. Adding to this, the large player number causes massive crowding when attempting to jump through the various doorways.
72 Big Fans
This race round requires players to jump across several rotating platforms; shaped and spinning like large fans. Although this does not prove to be too difficult, it makes for a repetitive experience; only possessing one major obstacle throughout this course. Additionally, the large amount of players in this round often overcrowd the platforms, making it hard to land or jump on them.
71 Rock 'N' Roll
This game divides players into three teams; tasking each team with pushing their ball through obstacles to reach a designated goal. For this round, teams tend to be on the smaller side, allowing for more of an impact depending on your individual performance.
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That being said, this round’s shortcoming lies in the ability of players to sabotage other teams with relative ease. Your opponents can easily push your team’s ball away from the goal zone, preventing you from qualifying regardless of how well you are performing; inevitably causing massive frustrations.
70 Full Tilt
This game functions similar to See Saw, requiring you to traverse across circular platforms, tilting in different directions. Like See Saw, this game heavily depends on the actions of your opponents with the balancing mechanic for these platforms; often leading to them tilting and sending you to your death.
That being said, this round proves to be much more enjoyable compared to its predecessor; giving players more options as far as routes and traversal options throughout the course.
69 Big Shots
This survival round requires you to stay on a rectangular platform while avoiding objects shot out of cannons. This is a great concept but is far too easy when it is put into practice, often leading to few people getting eliminated and the game timing out. This goes as far as seeing other players standing completely still throughout this round, confident that there is no present danger or risk of being eliminated.
68 Fruit Chute
This race round places players on a giant conveyor belt moving backward; tasking you with getting to the top and reaching the finish line. There will be large fruit being shot out of cannons toward players, knocking them further away from the finish line. Although quick, this round proves to be frustrating; with a single fruit having the potential to ruin a perfect run by sending you down the conveyor belt.
67 Roll Out
This round tasks players with staying on cylinder platforms, rotating in varying directions. Although this round is fast-paced and exciting, the large number of players in this round hinders the experience.
Regardless of if they are doing it purposely or not, other players will overcrowd the different platforms; often proving to be more of an obstacle than the course itself.
66 Tip Toe
This round tasks players with finding the hidden path through a floor of tiles; some remaining stable while others shake and disappear. This is a unique race round; offering you a different experience each time it is played. The one downfall with this round is its unforgiving nature; often leading players to play passively and wait for others to take risks instead of themselves.
65 Hit Parade
This race round bombards players with various objects and obstacles on the way to the finish line. This course serves as a challenging showcase of the many obstacles present in this game; providing a challenge for both new and experienced players.
The only downfall major downfall of this course is the lack of variation and options when it comes to routes and gameplay; as this is an earlier, less complex map.
64 Gate Crash
Similar to the race round Door Dash, this round tasks players with jumping through several gates; each moving up and down in different patterns and speeds. This provides a fast-paced experience; possessing a handful of variations when it comes to the obstacles that may appear throughout the course. The one major critique of this map is its short length and simplicity; providing a similar experience each time it is played.
63 Dizzy Heights
This race round contains several obstacles, mainly consisting of those that spin or rotate; as its name suggests. This is a relatively straightforward course, offering one main route for all players to take in most areas.
Besides its lack of complexity, the only shortcoming of this map is the tendency for players to get stuck in its spinning obstacles at times, continually getting hit and taking up time.
62 The Whirlygig
Similar to other race rounds that were released at the game’s initial launch, The Whirlygig proves to be a relatively straightforward course. Containing a variety of obstacles, this round is centered around avoiding spinning objects; including rotating poles and fan propellers.
Although this is a generally simple course, it is frustrating at times when you get stuck at one of the spinning obstacles, often trapping you in a loop where you are continually getting hit and knocked down, similar to Dizzy Heights.
61 Sum Fruit
As one of the two logic rounds currently in the game, Sum Fruit tasks players with memorizing the number of different fruits that they see in the arena. The different fruit and how many there is varied round by round; making for a slightly different experience each time it is played.
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That being said, although each round gets progressively harder, the gameplay of this level remains consistent, making for a repetitive experience when played multiple times.
