The top 7 Fall Guys-like games, ordered

A list of entertaining chaos and frustration

Fall Guys Although it seems to have caught the tail end of the battle royale trend, it's still one of the most absurd and enjoyable titles in the category. Playing as a little bean-shaped creature, you and your buddies navigate a variety of obstacle courses that are similar to the silly fun of the vintage American game show Wipeout. Remember that you may accessorise your bean with a variety of absurd clothes to provide even more amusement to your run.

Naturally, no matter how much we all like Fall Guys, after a certain amount of playtime, any game will start to get a little repetitive. Because of this, if you want to play Fall Guys but also don't want to play Fall Guys, we've put together this list of fantastic games for you to check out. Stated otherwise, the next seven games are identical to your preferred platformer battle royale title, except they are also rated.

7. It Takes TwoIt Takes Two

Compared to Fall Guys,'s gameplay places a lot more emphasis on teamwork, but maybe this Game of the Year-winning cooperative adventure game might be a good way to patch things up after you ruin a friend's game. If you're not normally into on-rails, narrative-focused games, this one could be a little different from what you're accustomed to, but if you're game, it might be a nice change of pace. There will undoubtedly still be a lot of platforming to accomplish, and Two Are Needed has a stunning, vibrant graphical design that ought to please even the most stuffy Fall Guys gamers, if there are any such people.

6. In Us

The game that went viral throughout the globe! Another fantastic choice for silly fun with a social deduction twist is Among Us. Additionally, the announcement of a new game mode by the creators makes now the ideal moment to play: Seek and Hiding. If you want a more hurried experience, players may eliminate the voting and decision-making processes and still finish assignments as normal. The only things you need to worry about are completing your objectives and surviving, which sounds a lot like a certain platforming battle royale game, doesn't it?

5. Stick Battle

Do you ever miss the bygone era of online cartoons with stick figures from the early days? Since I most definitely do. That's what video games are all about, after all, so you can now pretend to be your very own stick figure and bash your buddies up. If your buddies kicked you off the Big Shots stage in Fall Guys, you may need a method to fight back, and if so, the cooperative fighting game Stick Fight has you covered.

4. Put Your Friends to Golf

I'll be the first to own that, as a lifetime lover of mini-golf, I have a bias for the game, which extends to any ridiculous but accurate video game renditions. If you're seeking for goofy ways to ruin your friends' lives, Golf With Friends is the ideal title since it allows you to do it in style. With a maximum of 12 players each game and 234 distinct holes spread over 13 distinct themed courses, you're unlikely to run out of games to play very soon. Just gather eleven of your best buddies, and refrain from crying on each other with your putters.

3. Overcooked 2

Taken too long 2 is regarded by many as one of the greatest cooperative party games ever created, and I tend to agree. You'll be pushed into the kitchen with your buddies, and together you'll cook more difficult dishes in increasingly dangerous circumstances. Would you want to try cooking a tasty pasta meal in a kitchen that is hanging from many hot air balloons? You're good! Would you want to attempt cooking a succulent steak over a terrifying lava pit? You alone have this one! Please be careful not to take things too seriously, since this game has significantly jeopardized several of my friendships.

2. The Complete Chicken Horse

Ultimate Chicken One of my all-time favorite party games is Horse. The idea is straightforward: you and up to three pals take on the role of a deliciously cute barnyard animal, and in order to advance, you must reach the objective at the conclusion of a platforming level. The catch is that players may add obstacles to the route in between each round, and each map is played again until only one player is standing. You won't want to put this amazing game down since it fosters pleasant trash talk and sometimes self-sabotage, but things become pretty messy very quickly.

1. Gang Beasts

If you're looking for anything that can replicate the ragdoll absurdity and slapstick humor of Fall GuysGang Beasts is the greatest option available. Up to four players may participate in this beat-em-up cooperative game as you navigate through arenas filled with different dangers and try to eliminate your rivals.After gaining popularity on YouTube's Let's Play scene in the late 2010s, Gang Beasts has been a friendship-threatening party mainstay ever since. Not only does the game have the adorable dress-up mechanic that we all like, but it also allows you to put on an absurd hat or some ridiculous glasses as your pal tosses you into an industrial-grade grinder.