Out-of-this-world funny: Season 2 of Fall Guys

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The first season of Fall Guys was already a cosmic success. The upcoming Season 2 will let you literally take off and reach for the stars. We’ll give you the highlights of satellite wrangling.

At one time or another, we all feel the urge to break camp and look for new shores. This is also the case for our Stoplernauts, who leave their home planet in the new season of Fall Guys. In Season 2: Satellite Wrangling, they set off into the unknown expanses of space.

With the start event 3,2,1 WORLD SPACE! your adventure already begins. By repairing the Fall Guys satellites, you’ll create a colourful place for all the beans. To compensate you for your efforts, the following rewards await you:

  • Nickname “Space Bean” – 200 points
  • 200 Kudos – 300 Points
  • Nameplate “Space Programme” – 500 Points
  • Pattern “Mission Badge” – 800 Points
  • Backpack “Satellite Relay” – 1,000 Points

Season 2: New Levels, New Season Pass

Of course, you can expect a lot of new levels in the new Fall Guys Season. These include daredevil courses such as the Toe-Tip Final, the Star Map, Alien Tiles, Frenetic Factory or the Pixel Painter. For thrill-seekers, the Cosmic Highway and Hyperdrive Heroes are sure to please.

When the new Fall Guys Season launches on 15 September, you can also expect a new Season Pass. This covers you over 100 levels with new costumes, emotes and cheer unlocks. If you don’t want to invest in the Season Pass, you can continue to follow the free progress path.

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