The 20 Best Games Like 'Fall Guys'

Fall Guys employs a physics engine that makes all the hopping and bopping that happens onscreen infinitely hilarious. Boomerang Fu uses that same sort of physics system in a six-player fighting game that lets you beat up your local/online buddies as...pieces of food? Yep, you read that right! With a roster consisting of everyday delicacies, wild power-ups, and devious stage traps to utilize, this cutesy party fighter does a great job of being and bringing all the laughs.

All the multicolored brawlers present in Gang Beasts are made of gelatinous body compositions. And thanks to that unique choice in character design, controlling them always leads to moments of belly laughter due to the unconventional motions they employ as they fight and maneuver around the battlefield. The multitude of character customization items means you can create human- and animal-shaped fighters. And once you pick up on each stage's hazards and get used to their layout, you won't have a hard time launching your opponents off the top of a truck or off the top of a building.

Now imagine this - you take over the role of a delicious pastry in a bakery and strive to be carried out as a customer's highly desired purchase. But that dream won't be an easy one to make come true since there are three other bakery goods that want to be in your position. The only way to finalize who'll be chosen is by playing some off-the-wall minigames. And as you emerge as the winner during rounds, you'll be rewarded with the currency needed to buy add-ons that makes your cake more delectable and prone to scoring bonus points during the next minigame session.

Both the first and second Overcooked! games are the ultimate party starters if you have a bunch of gamers (AND EVEN NON-GAMERS!) at your spot. Up to four players don a chef robe and must work together to cook and serve up assorted dishes. The fun twist to that formula is having to perform those crucial tasks while speeding across moving platforms, streets, and other locations that aren't contained within a kitchen. You gotta be fast and efficient at making those dishes cause you don't want your restaurant patrons to leave in a foul mood! Get this dual package of both games in the series and you'll end up with one of your newest go-to co-op party starters.

When you consider the best and most regularly updated party games like Fall Guys, you gotta throw a bouquet of flowers at Among Us. The world's most popular social deduction game took over the world during the pandemic and is still supported by a healthy player base. You know the drill here, folks - four to 15 shipmates handle their jobs while having to keep a lookout for the imposter(s) that want nothing but utter mayhem to erupt. Playing as the murderous imposter is so much fun, especially when the rest of the crew chooses the wrong crewmate to throw out of the ship and lets you keep roaming the halls as a serious threat.

It's always a risky proposition when you hire your closest friends and family to help you move your stuff over to a new place. The aptly titled Moving Out adopts that real-world situation and turns it into one of the most fun (and probably only!) moving simulators you'll ever play. This local co-op game comes with a whacky physics engine as well, so you'll get the same comical outcomes from players failing to move furniture across some unreal locations.

Now imagine the trippy physics engine of Fall Guys and Gang Beasts, but with a bunch more vehicles and firearms at your disposal. All of that comes to fruition in Havocado: Ragdoll Fighter, which puts four players on a battlefield and lets them hash out their problems with melee attacks, machine guns, shotguns, explosives, and even tanks!

You'll have to pay close attention to the rule changes that go into effect every 20 seconds while you and your three friends engage in some quirky minigames. Move or Die's clever spin on minigame competitions keeps things fresh during every playthrough. And with game-changing modifiers at the ready, you can change up each match to throw everyone for a loop. When it comes to great games like Fall Guys, you have to consider taking this 2D party game extravaganza for a spin.

BattleBlock Theater is an Xbox 360 digital throwback that comes from the studio that put out the top-tier side-scrolling shooter Alien Hominid and classic beat 'em up Castle Crashers. What you'll hop into here is a wide swath of obstacle courses that can be tackled on your own or with a friend. If you caught yourself sweating bullets every time you were thrown into a Fall Guys game where falling platforms could spell certain doom, then you'll derive the same thrills from this game's unique platforming challenges. Steer clear of those sticky walls, spike pits, and water pools you can drown in!

"Only the strongest survive." In the case of Super Animal Royale, everyday animals you're used to seeing run freely in the while are pitted against each other in a game that should appeal to battle royale fans. This top-down, 64-player game is another multiplayer addiction in the making if you give it a chance - choosing your favorite anthropomorphic animal and going on a tear with your assault rifle in hand is the type of gameplay scenario that will have you coming back for more.

Here's another local-cop-op multiplayer that asks for immense cooperation between two to eight players. And that's because everyone is going to need to jump on top of each other to create bridges, bounce off of other players to make it to far-flung platforms, and accomplish other lofty tasks. This puzzle platformer and its distinctive stage gimmicks are a blast to dive into with friends.

Plenty of laughs will erupt as you and your army of seven human blob figures make every attempt to solve all types of brainteasers across some of the toughest stage setups known to man. Human Fall Flat entertains thanks to an abundance of character customization options, a physics system that reflects some of the other great games like Fall Guys on this list, and freeform exploration across cleverly designed levels.

Four players can tap into their inner criminal in Rubber Bandits, which is a game that centers on accruing the most loot off of everyone you're playing with. Across several game modes, you'll have to go on the offensive to beat down those other "Bandits" with the assistance of traps and weapons that litter every stage you do battle on. But don't forget to grab the loot once you've done enough damage. Side note - if you loved Fall Guys' high level of character customization, you'll also love the customization options in Rubber Bandits.

Crossy Road is a mobile gaming great that's been spun off into some other highly compulsive gaming experiences. One of those games is worth throwing onto this list - Crossy Road Castle. This endless tower climber tests you and your online friends' teamwork skills as you'll all need to climb as high as possible while avoiding all sorts of kooky stage hazards.

You'll fight to emerge as the last player standing among 49 other "comrades" during the platforming madness at the heart of this over-the-top 2D platformer/battle royale experience. Soviet Jump Game lets you impede other players' progress by jumping right on top of them and arming yourself with powerups that can thin out the herd during heated matches.

As the name clearly alludes to, Totally Accurate Battlegrounds is pretty much a parody of the entire battle royale genre. That isn’t to say that it’s making a joke of the thriving genre and the gamers that still love it, rather it exaggerates all of the generic tropes of those games and mashes them together in a jolly manner. The game doesn’t take itself at all seriously, with players hobbling around like jelly and a visual presentation that's bad on purpose. With that being said, if you love the zaniness and madness that comes from Fall Guys, this game is a must-try.

As far as the best games like Fall Guys that embrace the highly competitive multiplayer route with a fighting game twist, Stick Fight: The Game is worth a look. Two to four players are placed into an arena with their color-coded stick figures and are given the freedom to bash and blast each other to death. The physics-based combat system and an infinite selection of developer and player-made stages mean your eyes will always bear witness to something fresh in this brawler.

The whimsical and colorful world of Pikuniku will definitely grab the attention of gamers that love every bit of Fall Guys. You and your local co-op squad of strange-looking avatars will be thrown into a world that isn't as warm and cuddly as it seems. To get to the bottom of your homeworld's true nature, players will have to band together to navigate across numerous stages, produce solutions for incoming puzzle roadblocks, and help with a myriad of crucial NPC requests.

Imagine your average multiplayer brawler got inspired by Mortal Kombat and added a bit more...let's say, "color" to the battles at hand. Pummel Party is that game that appeals to a more mature crowd that wants the same thrills and chaos that defines Fall Guys. Duking it out with up to eight players across a bevy of fun and hysterical minigames that'll put smiles on everyone's faces. Just be ready to see a whole lot of blood spilled by all the unfortunate players you come across.

At first glance, you might mistake Stumble Guys for some sort of update full of new content that came out for Fall Guys post-launch. But this final pick on our list is actually a whole game that evokes the same moments of amusement and disorder its clear inspiration lives by. Stumble Guys lets up to 32 players make a break for it on some tricky obstacle courses with miniature avatars in a battle royale setting. Sounds familiar? Of course, it does!