Fall Guys has received an update! In the aftermath of the game’s conversion to free-to-play in late-June, developer Mediatonic has released update 1.10. This update includes fixes for several bugs that have made themselves known with the sudden surge in new, active players.
Mediatonic and publisher Epic Games made Fall Guys free-to-play on June 21. In doing so, the chaotic action was made available via PS5, Switch, and Xbox, with the PC version switching from Steam to the Epic Games Store. Fall Guys was previously only accessible on PS4 and PC via Steam. Since the conversion, the game has nearly doubled its daily active users, according to ActivePlayer.
Update 1.10 is not the first since the game went free-to-play. In fact, another update went live on June 27, meaning this is the second weekly update since the conversion. Here’s what changes players can expect:
Fall Guys Update 1.10 Patch Notes and Changes
- Fixed instances where a player would be unable to break tiles on Hex-A-Gone and would appear to be floating
- Fixed the Score UI not updating in Point-Based Squads Rounds
- Fixed some crashes after leaving an Episode during the Intro Camera
- Fixed misalignment on ‘Grab Candy’ and ‘Walk’ button prompts in Invisibeans
- Fixed issue where some newly active Challenge Lists do not automatically appear for in-game Players
- Fixed some instances of unresponsive inputs after a player is eliminated.
- Fixed buttons having no collisions in Leading Light
- Fixed players becoming resistant to fans whilst grabbing or being grabbed
- Fixed FPS drops at the end of the Reward Screen on Nintendo Switch
- Fixed unresponsive Social Overlays on PS4 and Nintendo Switch.
- Improved vibration/rumbles on Nintendo Switch controllers
- Fixed some instances of crashes on Nintendo Switch after loading into the main menu
- Fixed respawn VFX not triggering
- Fixed instances where the camera sensitivity would be too high for players
Fall Guys is now available via PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via the Epic Games Store. Stick with Gamer Journalist for more on the high-flying bean action!
