Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout

Fall Guys is really fun. It got popular really fast, and it makes sense why. The player must complete obstacle courses, survival games, and team games as jelly beans in costumes. It's hilarious. Cons: Frustrating. Some maps are unfair and the gameplay is still a little buggy. of course, like any other 2015-2020ish game, it has a Battle Pass.

It would be a good idea to have different faces with different expressions in the game when you’re looking in your wardrobe. Very fun game for all ages.

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Parents should know that Fall guys is a safe online game on which players should pass many obstacles and try and survive each round. Last fall guy standing is the winner! Sounds good right? Well it is…mostly. Violence is minimal, but players are allowed to eliminate other players by pushing them on/or close to the obstacles, or by pushing them down. The game might be fun but needs parental guidance.

nothing concerning,at all. It can be frustrating sometimes but overall fun game

Any age can play this! It’s really fun and colorful and it’s really happy and positive and fun for all ages. The only scariness is falling into the abyss off the map if someone throws you but that’s all!

it is a very fun and good game and it is worth its price tag

Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is one of my favourite multiplayer games. Each of it's mini-games are unique, fun, and utterly hilarious. Even after playing many, many rounds it's still fresh and exciting. In addition, Fall Guys' in-game currencies can be earned easily from playing, rather than paying. You can buy Kudos (the in-game currency) if you want to, but it is very, very easy to earn just by performing well. Fall Guys is fun on it's own, but playing with friends is an absolute blast. So is it worth the £15 price tag? Definitely. 8/10.

Fall Guys is a game that seeks to imitate reality shows like Wipeout, wherein groups of 60 players compete to pass rounds of minigames to try to be the one winner. The game has a colorful neon aesthetic, which naturally draws the attention of kids. The games are all very engaging and reminiscent of basic childhood games like Rob the Nest (Egg Scramble), Virus Tag (Jinxed), and Tail Tag. Some are simple "race to the end"-type games, and others are team-based. Winning a whole game is quite difficult, and provides a sense of repeated challenge that some children may enjoy, but that others may find frustrating. The game controls are simplistic and accessible: you can move around, jump, dive, and grab. That last mechanic allows players to grab onto ledges and even other players, which (when done with the intent of making them lose) is called griefing. Although being griefed is somewhat uncommon, it can cause your child to lose unjustly when it does happen. Talk with your child about dealing with griefers online! Overall, this is a perfect introduction into online video games for a child, and a blast to play for all ages.