Stumble Guys is a massively multiplayer party knockout game with up to 32 players online intention to struggle through levels round after round of escalating chaos, until one victor remains! If you fall, just start again and run. Join the endless running fun!
Master the Game’s Hidden Mechanics
In Fall Guys, players can not only jump and dive but also grab and pull other players to disrupt their movement. In Stumble Guys, while not immediately apparent, the players can also perform certain actions to disrupt their rivals during races, and possibly cause them to tumble down into the void, or at least to lose their lead. Learning about these actions is pivotal as it will help you to get the upper hand, or even eliminate the most dangerous rivals early on, giving you a clear shot for the win.
There are two special actions that you can perform in Stumble Guys: Punching, and sweeping. The first is your regular strike that can push enemies and even knock them back considerably if you do it right. Meanwhile, the second works as a way to dive down and sweep forward a short distance, possibly helping you to catch up to running enemies, and even knock them down if done correctly.
Falling Is Usually Bad, Though Not Always
In the maps where the objective is to reach the goal as fast as possible, you’ll often want to avoid falling into the void since this will cause you to waste precious time on respawning and subsequently trying to catch up to the group. However, in some very specific cases, falling might not actually be as bad as always, especially if you’re coming into a pit with the wrong momentum or trajectory, and fixing it would actually take more time than simply jumping into the void and respawning.
It’s not uncommon for players in tricky maps like Icy Heights to struggle with lining up their jumps due to the floor being slippery. And if you’re coming with significant speed from a previous obstacle, you’ll probably end up struggling as well. Luckily, you can save some time simply by jumping off the stage and respawning, as you’ll reappear with no momentum, which is perfect for lining up jumps.
And just like with Icy Heights, there are several other maps where voluntarily jumping off the stage can actually do more good than bad.
Use Obstacles to Your Advantage
Just like with falling, you’ll often want to avoid bumping into any of the obstacles on the maps, particularly since these have a nasty habit of blowing you off the stage, or worse, knocking you back considerably and making you waste tons of time as your character struggles to get up.
However, regardless of how disruptive they can be, you can actually harness the power of some of these obstacles in order to get an advantage on some maps. For instance, in maps like Spin Go-Round, where there are plenty of rotating hazards and spinning logs, if you position yourself correctly ahead of these obstacles, you could actually make them knock you forward, helping you to cross large distances in a single beat. And the same applies to any other stage with this type of obstacle.
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