Big Swinguses, also known as Trapezes, are obstacles in Fall Guys. They were first introduced in Season 6 (Legacy).[1]
Obstacle Description[]
Big Swinguses consist of two miniature Pendulums joined by a pink and blue bar. They swing back and forth slowly, and bear a resemblance to Light Swingers.
A Big Swingus can be ridden by jumping and grabbing one color on the bar. These colors indicate how many players can use the Big Swingus at once. Players should time their release to reach a faraway platform or another Big Swingus. If the player holds on for too much time, they will get tired and simply drop.
Airtime[]
Several Big Swinguses can be found in Airtime. Two are found in front of the Start Lines, and the others help players stay in the Scoring Zone.
A Big Swingus on Airtime.
Party Promenade[]
In Party Promenade, Big Swinguses are present in the center path of the fourth section, the side paths of the fifth section, and in the final section high above the slime slope.
A Big Swingus on Party Promenade.
Pipe Dream[]
A single Big Swingus appears in the final section of Pipe Dream, allowing players to swing their way into the finish line.
The jump required to reach this Big Swingus is slightly more difficult than in other levels.
The Big Swingus on Pipe Dream.
Treat Thieves[]
From the Treat Thieves Show's second appearance in the Fall Force Update on, a Big Swingus with a purple and blue bar is featured in between the jail and the 2x4 grid of pillars.
The splash screen for this level features two smaller Big Swinguses side by side; however, this variation was never used.
A Falloween-themed Big Swingus during the camera intro on Treat Thieves.
Fall Guys Creative[]
Trapezes were added to Fall Guys Creative in the Falloween 2024 Update. They are found under the Obstacles tab and cost 40 budget. Their design is the same across all themes.
Clumsy Carnival[]
Trapezes can be found in the upper paths of Clumsy Carnival, The first two lead to Speed Arches, with the second also leading to small platforms for players to jump on.
Players running for the first Trapeze in Clumsy Carnival.
Spooky Slingers[]
Trapezes are abundant in Spooky Slingers, helping players stay on the upper paths.
The end of Spooky Slingers, showing some of the many Trapezes.
Trick or Trapeze[]
The eponymous Trapezes appear in the top paths of Trick or Trapeze. The farther a player reaches in a section of this level, the narrower the Trapezes become, eventually supporting only two players or a single one.
The final Trapeze in Trick or Trapeze - note that it can only support one player.
| Setting | Available arguments | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start Delay (s) | 0-Time Limit (minutes) × 60 | 0 | Increments of 0.5 |
| Swing Speed | Slow, Normal, Fast | Medium | |
| Size | 1-10 | 4 | |
| Swing Distance | Very Short, Short, Medium, Long, Very Long | Short |