Bumpers are obstacles in Fall Guys. They were first introduced in Season 1 (Legacy) and share their name with the donut-like Bumpers.
Obstacle description[]
Bumpers are obstacles that players bounce off of upon contact, and often appear in places to disrupt players' progress. Their size bounciness may vary. They are described as being inflated, and sometimes contract and expand when collided with in cinematics.
In Season 1, Bumper physics were slightly altered, giving players the ability to time a jump on them for increased bounce. Diving onto a Bumper makes players bounce and put themselves upright at the same time. If a player is knocked over onto a Bumper, they will not be able to get up without the help of an outside force, like a floor or another player.
Bumpers are normally layered and have rounded edges. They are decorated with sprinkles and have uniquely-colored insides compared to their outsides. Bumpers that appear in the Blunderdome (as seen in Fortnite x Fall Guys), Space, Underwater, and Digital themes have unique undersides as well. Digital-themed Bumpers are angular and are decorated with faint pixels instead of sprinkles.
Bumpers come in different forms:
- Bumper Blocks: These are Bumpers with square bases. In Levels in the Future theme, they have diamond bases instead.
- Bumper Triangles: These are Bumpers with triangle bases.
- Bumper walls: These consist of often smaller Bumpers stacked on top of each other. Their insides are not visible.
- Inflatable Hills[1], known as Padded Mounds in-game: These are egg-shaped Bumpers split in half. Their flat bases have no visible inside.
- Miscellaneous Bumper structures similar to Inflatable Hills.
Blastlantis[]
During Season 3, 
Blastlantis featured a single Bumper Block between two slime slopes and near a Blast Ball spawner. In Season 4, it was replaced with a Kraken Tentacle previously only featured in the splash screen for that level.
The Bumper Block in Blastlantis.
Dizzy Heights[]
30 Bumper Triangles are present in the first section of 
Dizzy Heights, among the Spinning Plates. Under the floating Spinning Plates in the third section, there are Bumper walls catching players that fall below. The giant divider in the middle of said section is actually a giant Bumper wall, and is often used when these Spinning Plates are removed.
Several Bumper Triangles in Dizzy Heights.
Fruit Chute[]
On the sides of the Conveyor Belts in 
Fruit Chute, six pink Bumper walls are present. They can be used as a barricade for incoming fruit and, if hit the right way, can propel players towards the finish line.
One of the six Bumper walls featured in Fruit Chute.
Hit Parade[]
Hit Parade features Bumpers in the first two sections. Inflatable Hills are found in the first section, on the slime slope underneath the Beams. There are also Bumper Blocks on the ramp back up. In the second section, before the Moving Blocks, there are 4 yellow, squared bumpers on each side.
Inflatable Hills in Hit Parade.
A Bumper Block in Hit Parade.
Hoopsie Legends[]
Hoopsie Legends features a three-layered, hexagonal Bumper structure at the center of the arena. It can assist players that have fallen off of the Drawbridges, and can even be used to get back onto a drawbridge.
The Bumper structure in Hoopsie Legends.
Hyperdrive Heroes[]
In 
Hyperdrive Heroes, several Bumper Triangles are found on the sides of the first Conveyor Belt section, and several more are found at the final Tile section before the finish line. Initially, the latter section featured ten Bumper Triangles arranged into pairs to create diamonds, but after 10 October 2024, only four remained to make way for a Rotating Beam.
Trolley Bots carrying Bumper Blocks also appear. A trio is found in the first Conveyor Belt section, two pairs are located on the Circular Platforms of the split paths section, and another trio appears on the second-to-last main platform, along with stationary Bumper Blocks on the sides of it.
A Bumper Block carried by a Trolley Bot in Hyperdrive Heroes.
A Bumper Triangle in Hyperdrive Heroes.
Knight Fever[]
Three Bumper Triangles are present in the downhill slime section in 
Knight Fever.
A Bumper Triangle in Knight Fever.
Leading Light[]
The Season 2 variant of 
Leading Light replaced the three Spinning Plates with Trolley Bots carrying Bumper Blocks.
A Trolley Bot in Leading Light.
Lost Temple[]
Some rooms in 
Lost Temple may feature Bumpers.
The room with nine Bumper Blocks in Lost Temple.
Party Promenade[]
Party Promenade contains several Bumpers throughout its course. They are present on the slime slope in the first section, the third section, after the Big Swingus in the fourth section, and on the slime slope in the sixth section. A special Bumper Block in the fourth section has a trapezoidal base.
Some Bumpers in Party Promenade.
The special Bumper Block in Party Promenade.
Perfect Match[]
The Season 2 variant of 
Perfect Match featured a Trolley Bot carrying a Bumper Block.
The Trolley Bot in Perfect Match.
Pipe Dream[]
Four Bumper Triangles can be found in the first section of 
Pipe Dream, deterring players trying to sneak past the Punching Gloves. As of the Fall Forever Update, they can easily be jumped over.
A triangular bumper on Pipe Dream.
Rock 'n' Roll[]
In 
Rock 'n' Roll, two Bumper Triangles are present in each lane at the section just before the drop, along with donut Bumpers. Their color is dependent on which team's lane they are in.
A Bumper Block in the yellow team's lane in Rock 'n' Roll.
Short Circuit[]
Short Circuit features Bumpers before and after the Push Boxes, as well as in the section with the Light Rods. Four Bumpers can also appear in the fourth section along with Thicc Bonkuses, filling in the outer gaps.
Bumper Blocks in Short Circuit.
Ski Fall[]
In 
Ski Fall, small Bumper Triangles are present in each section. The first slope features one on each side. After the first rings wheel, 3 pairs of Bumper Triangles are placed in a line, evenly spaced out. The middle one though is just ever so slightly further than the outer two. After the second ring wheel, 3 pairs of Bumpers are lined up with the outer 2 slightly further. Following those are a smaller pair of Bumpers placed just before the center ramp.
A Bumper Triangle in Ski Fall.
Slime Climb[]
The first ramp of 
Slime Climb features three Bumper Triangles. The first of them can be used as a shortcut to the next ramp, but may put players in the way of Slingus Flinguses.
Players using Bumper Triangles as a shortcut on Slime Climb.
Speed Slider[]
Many Bumpers can be found along the first section of 
Speed Slider, be it at the corners of the slides or in the middle of the path.
A Bumper Triangle on the far left side of the first section of Speed Slider.
The Slimescraper[]
Bumper Blocks are present on the third ramp of 
The Slimescraper.
A Bumper Block in The Slimescraper.
The Whirlygig[]
The Whirlygig features Bumper Triangles in the first section, between the reaches of Rotating Beams. The second section features seven Bumper Triangles, pointed towards oncoming players. In-between the first three sections, Bumper walls are present on each side to bounce pack players who have been hit by the Spinning Blades.
Bumper Triangles in The Whirlygig.
Tip Toe Finale[]
Under the Crown in 
Tip Toe Finale is a four-layered round Bumper structure. Players must scale it via blue rotating platforms to win.
The Bumper structure in Tip Toe Finale.
Treat Thieves[]
Small Bumper Triangles appear in 
Treat Thieves, on the far left relative to the jail. Three pairs appear, with a Swinging Axe near each one.
Two Bumper Triangles in Treat Thieves.
Fall Guys Creative[]
In Fall Guys Creative, Bumper Blocks and Bumper Triangles cost 5 budget each. Padded Mounds were added in the Summer Breeze Update and cost 10 budget each. Padded Mounds can be linked to a Rotation Controller. Bumper Triangles are also featured in the Spinning Plate Maze.
Bumper Triangles are stronger than Bumper Blocks, and Padded Mounds are much stronger than both of them. When overlapped with each other, they can launch players backwards a considerable amount. As such, they are sometimes used to recreate Drums and Bouncy Floors.
Prior to the Winter Update, Padded Mounds lost their bounciness when liked to a Rotation Controller.
| Setting | Available arguments | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visibility | True/False | True | |
| Size | Small, Medium, Large | Medium | |
| Length | 0.25-10 | 1 | Increments of 0.25 Becomes the same as Scale whenever Scale is changed |
| Height | 0.25-10 | 1 | Increments of 0.25 Becomes the same as Scale whenever Scale is changed |
| Depth | 0.25-10 | 1 | Increments of 0.25 Becomes the same as Scale whenever Scale is changed |
| Scale | 0.25-10 | 1 | Increments of 0.25 |
| Collision | True/False | True | |
| Physics | True/False | False | |
| Weight | Light, Medium, Heavy | Medium | Unavailable if Physics is False |
| Grabbable | True/False | False | Unavailable if Physics is False |
Gallery[]
Fall Guys Creative artwork[]
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Digital theme (Bumper Block) -
Digital theme (Bumper Triangle) -
Digital theme (Padded Mound) -
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Medieval theme (Bumper Block; seen when a Level is published)
Unused[]
Key artwork[]
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Season 3 (Legacy)
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Season 4 (extended)
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Promotional artwork[]
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Ski Fall High Scorers (Falloween)
Trivia[]
- Season 1 is the only Season to not introduce levels with Bumpers.
- This is likely due to the introduction of Bouncy Floors, which have a similar appearance and purpose.
- Bumper Blocks in the Underwater and Digital themes feature symmetrical sprinkles/particles.
See also[]
- Clouds, decorations that are also bouncy in Fall Guys Creative