Ah, the endless war between young gamers and restrictive school networks. Schools really ought to know by now that any attempt to prevent students from playing games will just make them look harder for solutions. Oh well. If you’re in the mood for some Fall Guys but are being blocked by the network, we’ll show you how to get Fall Guys Unblocked. Here’s how to play Fall Guys at school.
Fall Guys Unblocked? How to Play at School
Your ease in playing Fall Guys in a game-hostile environment depends on a few different factors. First and foremost, how are you playing the game? Do you have your own laptop? Are you using your phone? Have you been relegated to a crummy school computer? Your answer here will determine the next steps.
If you have your own computer, such as a low-end laptop or something, playing Fall Guys at school is a little bit easier. You could just install the game via the Epic Games Store and run it on your own. If the problem is the internet network preventing you from connecting, you may be able to skirt that by running the game with administrator privileges.
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Looking to play on a phone? That might be tricky, as there is no official mobile version of Fall Guys. However, there are… rough approximations of Fall Guys on mobile. The most popular option, which you can get on mobile app stores, is Stumble Guys. It’s a pretty blatant knockoff of Fall Guys, but it’s perfectly playable, not to mention free. Again, just download that game on a personal connection, and it should be easier to run it through a school’s internet (or just your own mobile signal).
If you’re trying to play on a school computer, that’s where things get complicated. School computers, at least in my experience, don’t have particularly up-to-date hardware, so it may not even meet the requirements to run Fall Guys. You also probably wouldn’t be able to even install EGS, let alone the game. In this situation, the best workaround is a browser version. Again, Stumble Guys provides a good alternative, as you can run the game in a browser through sites like now.gg. While there are a lot of sites that claim to let you play Fall Guys Unblocked, most of these are pretty sketchy and are best avoided. If you can run a mobile game like Stumble Guys through the computer’s browser, that’d be your best bet.
Now, obviously, doing any of these may be considered a violation of your school’s rules, so we can’t actually tell you to do any of it. But if, say, you were to just follow the last several paragrahs of unsolicited advice of your own volition, well, what could we do about that?
