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Fall Guys vs. Stumble Guys – Similarities and Differences

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Fall Guys took the internet and gaming community by storm and remains a popular multiplayer title. With any success come what most would call clones, including Stumble Guys. With both titles appearing to be the same, you might be wondering what the differences are between Fall Guys and Stumble Guys.

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Stumble Guys vs Fall Guys - Similarities and Differences

While both games bear many similarities, there are some inherent differences between the two. We have compiled a list of differences between Fall Guys and Stumble Guys, which you can find below.

Platform Availability

First and foremost, the most obvious difference is the platforms both titles are available on. While Fall Guys is on both PC and consoles, Stumble Guys was exclusive to mobile but has come to PC and will come to Xbox One and Xbox Series S|X. This will almost have the two games on similar platforms, which may create tension between the communities.

Related: Does Fall Guys have skill-based matchmaking?

Lobby Size and Match Length

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One of the biggest differences is the length of a game in Fall Guys and Stumble Guys. Fall Guys matches have more players in each lobby. With its mobile nature and smaller roster of 32 players, Stumble Guys offers much faster matches. Each round eliminates players faster as well, ensuring that you can play numerous games in one sitting.

Game Modes

Stumble Guys has the traditional modes you see in Fall Guys but also includes additional game modes. This includes kart racing, which is one of the most exciting game modes in Stumble Guys. Other game modes feature similar mechanics, but will feel slightly different than Fall Guys.

Monetization

As a mobile game, Stumble Guys handles monetization a little differently. While both titles are free to play, they offer microtransactions. Both titles feature in-game currency, free and premium, that lets you purchase cosmetics. Stumble Guys incorporates spins, a gacha mechanic, and a paid ad-free mode as well. Fall Guys doesn't have spins or gacha mechanics but you can buy cosmetics from a rotating store selection. So while both games use microtransactions, they use them in slightly different ways.

Both titles feature battle passes that give rewards to players on the free versions while offering more rewards to paid premium battle pass holders. Both Fall Guys and Stumble Guys require you to purchase the premium version of the battle pass.

Graphics

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Stumble Guys is a mobile game and certainly has that look about it—not to say it looks bad, though. While Fall Guys opts for its characterized beans, Stumble Guys skins offer various different mediums. Fall Guys has a more polished and well-rounded appearance and features more diverse courses than its mobile counterpart.

Gameplay

Fall Guys offers more game modes to enjoy as well as a grab button, which Stumble Guys does not have. Without this function, there are fewer options, and gameplay can be considered more simplistic. This, in turn, leads to most game modes and courses in Stumble Guys being a simple run to the finish line with little deviation. Though an exception to this is the kart racing mode.

For more information on Fall Guys, check out Players awarded free Grandis costume following Fall Guys shop issues and How to fix the Amazon Prime Not Working Error in Fall Guys on Pro Game Guides.


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Justin has been diving into fantasy worlds since he can remember. He is a certified nerd who has a deep love of reading, writing, and hiking. He has been writing since his college days, but specifically in gaming for two years. His favorite games are The Legend of Zelda, Pokémon, Hollow Knight, Celeste, and Banjo Kazooie.