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Fall Guys: Battle Royale - Game Show Fall Guys guide, tips

Last update: 10 August 2020

This page of the Fall Guys guide provides an explanation for the game show rules which were based on Battle Royale mechanics. You will find out how many players enter the tournament, how to eliminate contestants, and how to reach the final and win the crown.

All the major varieties of mini-games included in the game show are further described in the chapter Main types of games. There, you'll find specific tips for the individual mini-games.

Player registration

Each game show is governed by battle royale rules - Fall Guys: Battle Royale - Game Show - Basics - Fall Guys Guide

Each game show is governed by battle royale rules. This means that out of all the participants in the game, only one can eventually become the winner and receive the prize in the form of a crown.

Up to 60 players can participate in each tournament and by default, the game selects participants based on matchmaking. If the game fails to amass the maximum number of players, the competition may begin with slightly fewer players.

Qualification

The game show is organized on the basis of consecutive competitions/qualifiers which take the form of various mini-games - Fall Guys: Battle Royale - Game Show - Basics - Fall Guys Guide

The game show is organized on the basis of consecutive competitions/qualifiers which take the form of various mini-games. The goal of these games is to gradually reduce the number of participants by eliminating those who fared least well. In a single mini-game, up to 20 people can be removed from the tournament.

The main options for eliminating players in subsequent competitions are:

  1. Only the top 40 players out of 60 who participated in a given game qualify for the next round. This mainly applies to racing mini-games.
  2. The weakest team gets kicked out of the competition. This applies to team mini-games. If three or four teams participate in a given competition, only the one that placed last is eliminated.
  3. Players who did not make it to the end of the round are also eliminated. This mainly applies to, for example, a Roll Out game in which you have to maintain stability on rotating rings. It is possible that all players will survive this type of round.

The number of rounds in a single game is not constant - it usually lasts 5 rounds, but the entire game can also last 3, 4 or 6 rounds.

Finals

Only one player can win the final round - Fall Guys: Battle Royale - Game Show - Basics - Fall Guys Guide

Only one player can win the final round. This simply means that he must beat all the other players (usually six to seven) who took part in the final competition.

Elimination

In most mini-games, falling outside the game zone means respawn - you can be moved to the initial zone or to the last checkpoint - Fall Guys: Battle Royale - Game Show - Basics - Fall Guys Guide

In most mini-games, falling outside the game zone means respawn - you can be moved to the initial zone or to the last checkpoint. Don't give up because you still have a chance of progressing to the next round.

If you have been eliminated from any competition, do not participate in the next one if its a part of the same tournament. You then have two main options:

  1. You can watch (Spectate) other players ' actions in subsequent rounds. It does not bring any profits.
  2. You can leave the tournament immediately - press Circle and confirm your desire to leave. You will not lose the prizes that you received for completing all previous rounds. Rewards can only be forgone if you lose connection to the game servers during the course of the tournament.
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