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If Fall Guys proves two things, it's that people will play anything and gamers are total dicks. Fall Guys doesn't have any complicated controls, and for the most part, gameplay comprises running and jumping. If so, you probably enjoy games that combine humor and whacky physics, and only give players enough control to broadly influence things. The quest for Crowns gives the game a high level of replayability.

Of course, like every game; Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout has its flaws. It takes heavy inspiration from the physical game shows we see on tv. You and 60 other players will compete to see who will outlast the events that unfold ahead. That's a basic summary of Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout, but the game is far from a basic minigame collection.

Of course, with Fall Guys being from the indie team at Mediatonic, and, in a way, free-to-play for the month thanks to it being on PlayStation Plus , it's easy to see why it's slimmer on features at the outset. I have struggled to pull myself away after multi-hour sessions, and though there's a fundamental sense of simple repetition to the game, and it's certainly not as mechanically deep as Rocket League, I just couldn't stop playing.

Mini-games consist of varying races, survival games where players that are knocked off the platform are eliminated and team games where temporary alliances are forged in order to persevere. It wouldn't be so bad if Fall Guys‘ in-game shop sold you an entire costume when you make a purchase, but it doesn't.

Fall Guys is not about completely dominating every minigame you play. If you've ever played a video Fall Guys Rage Moments game before where you run and jump in a 3D space, the learning curve is fairly low. The player competes in five rounds of various obstacle courses and challenges. Then there are the team games, splitting everyone up into two or three groups and giving some players the lurgy to spread to the other team, eggs to frantically hoard in your corner of the map, or a game of giant football.

Tellingly, this is the most emotionally invested I've felt playing a multiplayer game since, yes, Rocket League. Most options are easy to unlock so long as you are playing the game. There are times when I would be doing everything well but someone on my team would inadvertently hit the ball into our own goal.