Fall Guys experts know what it takes to bring home the crown with their friends, or claim glory on the lonely solo road. Show rounds are packed with challenging modes to push you to the limit. However, master solo players relish contests where the result lies firmly within their grasp.
Certain rounds emphasize individual ability above team-play or strategy, creating ripe opportunities for lone wolves to dominate their fellow beans. Get ready to lock in and turn up the volume as you'll want to be in the zone to come out on top in some of Fall Guys' most winnable Races, Survival rounds, and more.
10 Fall Mountain
This winner-takes-all race drops players at the bottom of Fall Mountain, placing a gauntlet of obstacles between you and the coveted crown. Teams need not apply as the only way to claim victory is by literally grabbing the crown -- there will be one floating at the finish line.
The obstacles are unforgiving, so don't try anything risky until you get to the latter stages. Taking risks is a better idea when there are fewer players around to potentially ruin your jump or dive. Once you're in the clear, prepare to do anything it takes to extend your lead and ensure you get your hands on the crown first.
9 Snowball Survival
Snowball Survival includes an element of RNG via rolling snowballs that can throw a wrench in any player's plans. Keeping your bean moving and camera panning is essential to maintaining distance between you and the nearest ball of frozen fury. On top of the snowballs, you'll have to watch your step or risk plummeting through the melting floor.
For players who don't mind a little trickery, it's sometimes possible to run up the curved wall for a brief period, which will keep you out of the path of the rolling snowballs. However, this trick is not always reliable, and you can slide off into the abyss if there are no pink hexagons next to you as you slip, so try it at your own risk.
8 Hit Parade
Hit Parade is another race-to-the-finish that lends itself to expert navigators who have mastered their patterns and obstacle timing. Unlike Fall Mountain, your teammates do play a role in victory here, which can be a double-edged sword for lone wolves, but it also gives you slightly more room for error playing solo.
As advancing is based on points scored, you'll need to amass enough cumulative team points, which can be helpful. If you finish near the top, it forgives missing out on first, but your high points award should be enough to drag your team through qualification.
7 Slime Climb
Mastering races will be the main challenge for a solo player as the high volume of competitors running through narrow obstacles often leads to utter chaos. Compared to Hit Parade or Fall Mountain, Slime Climb gives you the best opportunity to pull ahead of a thinning pack as players are eliminated by mistakes and the rising slime.
If you are particularly skilled in mischief, you can grab your foes at the right moment to sabotage their jumps or movement, leaving just that much more room for you to maneuver. You should take advantage of the elimination factor as you will have more time and space to jump past obstacles or even use a Yeetus to send you rocketing to the finish line.
6 Jump Showdown
The final-round variation of Jump Club will have you and your fellow beans jumping for a chance to be crowned victor as the last one standing. This round is all about careful positioning and timing, as you'll be competing with falling floor tiles, two spinning rods, and a crowd of foes who might get handsy to disrupt your jump.
This round is almost entirely RNG-free as the only variable to account for will be how disruptive your rivals are feeling. This round can get very messy if someone decides to grab and hold while the rod comes swinging back around toward the pack. Use your timing and take careful note of the speed of each rod.
5 Hex-A-Gone
Hex-A-Gone's disappearing floor tiles may seem impossible to stay ahead of, but as solo sweats know, the trick is to keep calm and keep jumping. The hardest stage of this round is the initial drop as players will rush around, slowly falling off to the floors below as the hexagons evaporate. Instead of running frantically and falling with the others, move carefully and gently hop from one tile to the next as this will lengthen the time you can spend on higher levels.
With this trick in mind, you should keep your eyes on the floor tiles that have been left behind by others, as you need to know where your next jump will be before you have to make it. As you run out of space, try to tilt your camera down to see where you'll need to land once you eventually have to drop down, and you should be acing this round in no time.
4 Block Party
Despite funneling players into minuscule areas as obstacles approach at high speeds, Block Party is surprisingly manageable as a solo player. It is still possible to be knocked over by your foes, so keep an eye out. Being knocked down will likely lead to being ricocheted off the edge by the obstacles.
It's a good idea to stick around the edges whenever there are gaps in those areas as they offer the fewest challenges that can disrupt your movement or whisk you away. If you sneak close to the front, you can peer over the edge and get a view of where the walls will be and where the gaps will be, so use this advantage, and you'll easily survive this round.
3 Ski Fall
If you've mastered Hoopsy Daisy or diving in general then you're going to have a blast racking up points in Ski Fall. Players start at the top and slide down a ramp, jumping through colored hoops to score points for qualification. However, if you're particularly good at the last section, you can run or launch yourself past the spinning rings and go straight for the bullseye at the bottom.
If you hit the bullseye, you'll be earning points more efficiently than by jumping through each hoop on your way down the ramp. There are multiple ways to approach this game depending on which set of hoops you are best at jumping through, so play to your strengths and keep scoring consistently.
2 Sum Fruit
If your jump skills and reflexes prefer games with a slower-moving strategy, then Sum Fruit is probably the game for you. Your goal is to memorize the number of each fruit that drops and answer the game's question about how many of a particular fruit there are.
Once you count the fruits, take note of the huge screens along the edge of the map as you don't have all that long between the question and the time before the answer tiles disappear. As far as simplicity goes, you can't get much easier than counting and standing on tiles, so survey the whole arena for fruit, and you shouldn't be losing this one.
1 Big Shots
If you thought it couldn't get any easier than a counting round, then, incredibly, you were wrong. Big Shots sends a myriad of planets, controllers, and other obstacles hurtling toward a crowd of players, dashing around on a seesaw to avoid the debris.
While this sounds hectic and dangerous, strategically this round couldn't be simpler as standing still near the edge, particularly the right side, often leaves you completely out of harms way. Unless you put your controller down and walk away, the only real danger is being pushed off the edge by a fellow bean as the rocketing obstacles are usually just big misses.