Cheats & Secrets

Cheats & Secrets for Fall Guys

No Traditional Cheats

Fall Guys does not have any cheat codes, console commands, developer unlocks, or secret input sequences that alter gameplay. All cosmetics, currencies, and progression are earned through normal play or purchased via microtransactions. There are no invincibility, level-skip, or unlock-all codes.

Hidden Features & Easter Eggs

Despite the lack of cheats, Fall Guys contains several developer-intended secrets, Easter eggs, and hidden content that reward exploration and dedication.

#### 1. Secret Achievements / Trophies
Several achievements/trophies are hidden (their description is only revealed after unlocking). Notable examples:

• Infallible (Hidden): Win 5 shows in a row. Extremely difficult; no in-game hint given.


• Big Tease (Hidden): Tease another player 10 times in a single round. (Teasing is the "waft" emote or similar.)


• Face Your Fears (Hidden): Complete a round while wearing the "Top Heavy" costume set (or another specific rare costume during certain seasons).


These hidden achievements encourage players to experiment with emotes and rare outfits.

#### 2. Secret Golden Costumes
During Season 1 (and some later seasons), Mediatonic introduced limited-time "Golden" variants of certain outfits that required completing obscure, unannounced objectives. Examples:

• Golden Witch – Earned by collecting enough crowns during a specific event without publicized requirements.


• Golden Hotdog – Unlocked by completing all weekly challenges in a particular month (the challenge was not explicitly listed).


• Golden Chicken – Reward for participating in the first beta test (no longer obtainable).


These costumes are purely cosmetic and serve as status symbols for veteran players.

#### 3. Hidden Areas on Maps
A few obstacle courses contain secret shortcuts or areas that are not immediately obvious:

• Slime Climb: On one of the rotating platforms near the end, there is a small gap in the wall where you can jump onto a hidden rooftop. From there, you can bypass the last few obstacles and reach the finish line faster. (Beware of slime rising; timing is tight.)


• Door Dash: Behind the last row of doors, there is a tiny alcove that sometimes spawns a glowing crown (cosmetic only). This crown is purely decorative and does not affect scoring.


• Hex-A-Gone: On the earliest layers, one of the hexagonal tiles has a faint crown icon on its surface. Stepping on it does nothing special, but it references the game’s logo as a subtle Easter egg.


#### 4. Main Menu Easter Eggs

• Mediatonic Logo: Clicking on the Mediatonic logo in the bottom-left corner of the main menu screen 10 times will play a short sound effect (a duck quack) as an inside joke from the developers.


• Credits Scroll: If you leave the game idle on the main menu for 5 minutes, a slow scroll of the full development credits appears behind the title. This is a respectful way to acknowledge the team.


#### 5. Emote & Pattern Secrets

• The "Shiba Inu" Emote: Originally a secret reward for liking the official Fall Guys Twitter post during launch. Now it is available for purchase in the shop.


• Hidden Patterns: Some patterns (like "Checkered" or "Polka Dot") were initially locked and only given to players who found a hidden button on the official website during early access. These are now common but were once secrets.

#### 6. Community Fables (Unofficial)
Some players claim there are secret commands like typing "crown" in the chat box or pressing specific button combinations on the controller, but none have been verified. Be skeptical of any source claiming to have discovered cheat codes—they are likely pranks or outdated mods (which violate the Terms of Service).

Summary

Fall Guys relies on fairness and skill, not cheats. The hidden content listed above exists for fun and discovery. If you encounter claims of cheat codes or unlock-all generators online, they are scams. Enjoy the game as intended—through messy, joyful, and secret-filled competition.