Fall Guys Ultimate Knockout full Review

Hi Tap Tap Family,

I am back with one more long and boring reviews that take your 10 minutes to read. Today, I'm going to share my thoughts on a new game that we've all been waiting for: Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout.

In this post, I'm going to cover every part of the game like I usually do—UI, settings, controls, gameplay, and machines—with a small guide. After reading this, you guys won't need any other guide to play the game.

UI and Menu

If you've played the PC version, you know the game UI is simple and clear, very easy to master. The mobile version's UI is also very similar to the PC counterpart. There are small changes, but nothing major.

In Top Left Corner You’ll find your Battle Pass, or as it's called here, the Fame Pass, where you can unlock new stuff by playing.

In Top Right Corner You'll find event information, settings, and the game currency (which I’m not going to buy 🤣).

Settings Everything you need is here—audio, mobile controls, button layout, controller, profile, how to play, support, and credits.

In Audio settings you can Set the game's audio settings like master volume, music, effects, party voice chat, and voice chat volume. You can turn voice chat on or off as needed.

Options setting Includes graphics, video, FPS, gameplay, streamer mode, and region settings.

Next is Mobile Controls here you can Adjust settings for the camera and advanced options to help with gameplay.

Next is Button Layout here you can Customize your control layout.

Controller Controls here you can Connect and configure your controller to your liking.

Profile here you can See your ID, copy it, delete it—everything related to your ID is here.

How to Play is A guide, followed by support (where you can send a mail to the developer's team for help), and finally, credits.

and i think you all know what is that so not telling you guys.

now Left Down Corner Here are all your customization options—challenges, customize, shop, party, and events.

Challenges Includes daily, weekly, mobile, and daily mastery challenges. Completing these will earn you rewards like in-game currency (but not the one that helps you buy the Battle Pass).

Customize here you can Change your outfits, emotes, and profile interface (like your name banner, nameplate, and logo).

Shop here you can Buy game pass, epic and legendary costumes, emotes, and game currency that I am not going to buy 🤣.

Party here you can Invite your friends to play with you and see your friend list.

Events here you can Check out new event missions and unlock rewards by completing them.

In Middle You’ll see your character, nameplate, game level, and an option for emotes. Clicking on the game level reveals 67 levels, with new rewards unlocked as you level up.

In Down Right Corner you’ll find the play and friends buttons. You can invite new friends and select different game modes by clicking on "change game" to choose your favorites.

Controls

I've already covered the control settings, but now let's talk about control mechanics.

If you're an FPS player like me, this might be a bit of an adjustment. The controls aren't as tight as in FPS games—they're more fluid and smooth. Your character won't stop immediately when you want them to, especially if they're moving too fast—you might just end up in a hole 🤣. So, play with an easy mind.

Gameplay

I seriously love the gameplay—it’s so fun! Even when I lost matches, I had a blast. There’s no race to win, just fun, and I’m satisfied with that.

The mechanics are solid; everything works perfectly, and there’s no issue with them.

My Thoughts on the Game

I really like it. There's nothing to complain about—I enjoyed the game, and that's not a lie. The game size and fun factor are both great.

Unlike many other posts where people say every game is good, this one genuinely is—for me, at least 🤣.

Rating: This game gets a solid 9 from me.

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That’s the end of the post.

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