Bouncy Floor

Disambiguation

This page is about the obstacle introduced in Season 1. For the obstacle commonly refered to as "Bouncy Floor", see Drum.

“	We all love bouncy castles, but what’s it like to traverse the Blunderdome on one? This new and curious material makes the floor VERY bouncy, one jump and you’re going flying! The bouncy floor can be your friend, or your foe…	„
	~ Official blogpost (21 June 2022)^[1]

Bouncy Floors^[2]^[3] are platforms in Fall Guys. They were first introduced in Season 1.

Obstacle description[]

Bouncy Floors are areas of flooring that cause the player to bounce upwards when stepped on. Unlike Drums, Bouncy Floors causes a player's jump to increase the more it is used; furthermore, Bouncy Floors are always stationary.

Bounce Party[]

Bounce Party features a checkerboard-like pattern of Bouncy Floors alternating with normal flooring on its upper section as well as a bowl-shaped lower section with Bouncy Floor walls. The Bouncy Floors on the upper area are used to reach the hoops and score points.

Speed Circuit[]

[ Speed Circuit features some Bouncy Floors along its main path, they serve as an obstacle, being placed down in a pit and to reach certain Speed Arches.

Track Attack[]

Track Attack features some Bouncy Floors along both paths, serving as both obstacles and means to reach the remaining parts of the paths.

Fall Guys Creative[]

While Bouncy Floors are not yet available in Fall Guys Creative, they are often recreated via overlapping Bumper Blocks, which launch players back much farther when touched.

Dragon Dashers/Valentine's Dragon Dashers[]

In Dragon Dashers and Valentine's Dragon Dashers, powerful Bumper Blocks are found right before the first Slime Slide.

Rebound Run/April Fool's Rebound Run[]

In Rebound Run and April Fool's Rebound Run, brown diagonally-placed Bouncy Floors can be found at each turn, as well as on the sides of Gates and near walls over water.