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Fall Guys Season 3.5 update may deliver the biggest content drop yet

Over 40 new level changes are in store for these little jumpers.

If those playing Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout were anticipating Season 4 for their next dose of cosmetics and levels, they’ll be dismayed to know that a massive Season 3.5 update is coming soon and will haul in all types of new material to the battle royale.

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Thanks to Fall Guys’s Twitter account, it’s been revealed that this Season 3.5 update will bring an eye-popping 40 new changes to its current levels, as well as a new stage and the return of the Godzilla, Sonic, and Goose Game costumes. Though, it doesn’t stop there; it’s new post also makes short mention of never-before-seen costumes, DLC, shows, and something called a “Fall Feed” coming after the arrival of this mid-point.

Aside from these details, developer Mediatonic hasn’t yet given a preview of what to expect or when to expect it. However, many fans are hypothesizing that this Fall Feed could possibly be a replay system utilized for when players fall to their demise.

With the game’s seasons typically lasting around two months, and Season 3 be introduced last December, it is certainly only a matter of days until these changes are underway.


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Ryan Willcox is a Staff Writer at Gamepur. He is mostly known to cover free-to-play titles, spanning from Fortnite, Call of Duty: Warzone, to Apex Legends. Outside of games, Ryan's other personal interests are reading scientific nonfiction and running.