A lot more people will soon be able to play Fall Guys, with the game's Xbox release date and Nintendo Switch release date now both confirmed. Back in August 2020, the gameshow-inspired title launched ...

Fall Guys was a surprise hit back in 2020. The then-indie developer Mediatonic’s take on the battle royale genre starring those funny little jellybean characters took the world by storm during the ...

08:50, Fri, Feb 19, 2021 Updated: 08:52, Fri, Feb 19, 2021 UPDATE: Fall Guys Ultimate Knockout has also been announced for Xbox devices. After a surprise reveal during this week's Nintendo Direct, ...

The news was revealed during the Nintendo Direct presentation on Wednesday night (February 17) via a new trailer. The short clip finds two jellybeans stumbling upon Joy-Cons, and then racing to ...

Fall Guys is definitely still coming to Nintendo Switch and Xbox, with developer Mediatonic confirming that it is “finalising development” of these versions of the game. The confirmation from ...

It's a big week for Fall Guys - it's going free-to-play, and is set to launch on Xbox and Nintendo Switch at the same time. The new season of Fall Guys is, fittingly, named Season 1: Free For All.

UPDATE 11.30pm: Following Fall Guys' free-to-play announcement earlier this evening, developer Mediatonic has provided some additional details relating to the PC version, confirming the game will be ...

02:07, Mon, Aug 24, 2020 Updated: 02:07, Mon, Aug 24, 2020 Fall Guys Ultimate Knockout is currently only available on to play on PS4 and Steam, meaning that there are a ton of players who have yet to ...

Be the last Fall Guy standing! The hit party game finds up to 60*** players running, jumping and shoving their way to victory. Dive into a series of ridiculous challenges and wild obstacle courses ...

With the launch of Fall Guys season 6 this week, fans are once again asking where the Xbox and Nintendo Switch versions of the game are. For quite a while now, we’ve known about developer Mediatonic’s ...

Not only is Fall Guys coming to the Nintendo Switch this year but also the Xbox One and Xbox Series X and S. This week’s Nintendo Direct may not have had much in the way of first party announcements ...