| “ | You've got race to the end of the course and smash through the correct doors.
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| ~ Reveal Announcement (15 April 2020) |
Door Dash is one of the levels in Fall Guys. It is a COURSE level and was first introduced in the beta version.
According to the game website, Door Dash was designed by Anthony Pepper.
Course description[]
Standard version[]
This game is reminiscent of the Takeshi's Castle game Knock Knock. It consists of some walls with doors, some doors that are solid and some doors that can be smashed through. The players have to find the right door by running into them. The first, second and third rows have 7 doors, with respectively 5, 3 and 2 doors destructible. The fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh row have respectively 6, 5, 4 and 3 doors, with only two doors (one for the last row) destructible. After crashing the right final door all the players fall down to a Cliff Platform that leads them to the finish line.
Alternate versions[]
From the 15 September 2020 Season 1 (Legacy) mid season update, these variants can occur instead of the standard one:
- At the end of the course, after jumping down from the last door group, a Big Yeetus has been added.
- Before the rows (except from the first and last ones), moving donut towers have been added to annoy the players.
Starting from the 2 February 2021 Season 3 (Legacy) mid-season update, the following variants may appear:
- A Blizzard Fan may appear after the last set of doors.[1]
Starting from the Season 5.1 (Legacy) update:
- Conveyor Belts may appear:
- after the first row of doors
- after the second row of doors
- after the third row of doors
- Spinning Plates may appear:
- After the first row of doors (four small ones in total)
- After the second row of doors (four small ones in total)
- After the third row of doors (two large ones in total)
- After the last row of doors, the final stretch may be submerged in water, and filled with expanding balloons.
Course changes[]
- In Season 2 (Legacy), the sizes of all the bottom triangles were standardized, so it is no longer possible to easily determine the correct doors in the final three rows.
- In Season 6 (Legacy), doors will now disappear after being broken.
Bots[]
Door Dash is one of the few rounds that can be selected should the lobby be filled with bots (which were introduced in the UI Update).
Aloy's Blaze Canister Mayhem[]
In this playlist only:
- Blaze Canisters will be randomly strewn across the whole map.
- Pegwins will appear in the first and third sections of the map.
- Rhinos will appear in the second, ???, and final section of the map.
- The variation after the final set of doors will always be the Blizzard Fan variant.
Clan of Yeetus[]
See also: Final Variant
In this playlist only:
- This round is named Door Yeet.
- Each section of the round features multiple Yeetus hammers. These rotate parallel to the course, with some rotating forwards and others rotating backwards.
Warped Door Dash[]
In this version of Door Dash:
- All doors are replaced by wormholes that are functionally identical to the doors, with the same number of correct doors; however, taking a wrong wormhole results in the player dropping down from above and behind the wormhole they took.
Course Strategy[]
Standard version[]
Door Dash has two main strategies. The first is to stick ahead and hope that you get through the right doors, which is very luck-based and not 100% foolproof. In Season 1 (Legacy), the last few doors can be identified as real or fake depending on the size of the bottom triangle; this is no longer possible since Season 2 (Legacy).
The other is to simply go with the crowd and hope you aren't too far behind them. Again, this isn't foolproof as Door Dash is a very RNG based game. Because of a lot of players trying to squeeze through the same door, you are also very susceptible to ragdolling and losing control.
As of Season 6 (Legacy), the following strategy is no longer possible. This is preserved here for archival purposes. An advanced strategy is (where possible) to use the remains of the smashed doors to jump above the walls, completely bypassing the doors. (Due to desync, players that do this strategy may look like they are jumping off air.)
The following strategy is NOT advised; it is possible to trigger the cheat detection with it. This is preserved here for archival purposes.[2]
A recently discovered and more advanced variant (bug/exploit) of the above is to use the remains of the smashed door, jump on top of the wall (at the third row of doors), and then jump out of the map. This will cause you to respawn directly before the final row of doors. As this is unintended behaviour, it is unclear when this will be patched out, but this can allow for surprise firsts. (The same effect can rarely happen if the physics go crazy and the smashed door pieces randomly launch you off the map.)
Alternate versions[]
- The donut towers should be easy to dodge with proper timing and positioning.
- If you are slightly falling behind, you can use the Yeetus to give yourself a boost to the finish line, but be careful as in some cases it will fling you too far.
- The fan is fairly inconsequential and shouldn't alter the match too much. Dive just before hitting the ground and you should be able to get back up faster.
- Do watch out however, in case of a big yeetus and fan combo, as falling on the yeetus from above might send you back to the previous section and is very likely to cost you the qualification.
- Use, compensate for or keep jumping to avoid the conveyor belts accordingly to reach the desired door.
- Run along the spinning plates to gain a boost of speed and reach the row of doors faster.
- The water and expanding balloon combo can quickly lead to chaos as players swarm the very narrow middle passage. Try to be one of the first through and keep jumping to negate the effects of the water.
Final Variant[]
A Final type variant (called "Door Yeet") was introduced in the Clan of Yeetus playlist on 28 July 2022. In this variant, all players that reach the finish line within 40 seconds will win. The round will take the entire 40 second duration, even if players have already qualified.
Door Yeet is arguably one of the two harder rounds alongside Ski Yeet to clear as a Final. Good decision-making pays a large part in successfully finishing this round - and so do perfect Yeetus hits. Target height over distance by jumping into the Yeetus path wherever possible, so you are flung over the door walls, rather than into them, causing you to lose time by trying to figure out the correct door.
A common killer here is backtracking in order to get a Yeetus hit. Refrain from doing so if you are closer to the door walls than the Yeetus; it is likely faster to just find the correct door, smash through, then take the next Yeetus anyway.
At the final stretch, prioritise distance over height by walking in the direction of the Yeetus and then diving before you get hit.
Medal thresholds[]
- Gold - First place
- Silver - Top 20% of players in the lobby
- Bronze - Top 50% of players in the lobby
- Pink - Qualified, but outside of the top 50%
- No medal - Eliminated
History[]
Released in Beta
| History of Door Dash | ||
|---|---|---|
| Season | Status | Map Theme |
| Beta | Active | Standard version |
| Season 1 (Legacy) | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Season 2 (Legacy) | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Season 3 (Legacy) | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Season 4 (Legacy) | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Season 5 (Legacy) | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Season 6 (Legacy) | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Season 1 | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Season 2 | Active | Standard, alternate and warped versions |
| Season 3 | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Season 4 | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Summer Breeze Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Fall Force Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Tool Up Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Power Party Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Shapes and Stickers Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Survival Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Fall Forever Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions available only in Classic Games. Not available in any core show up until 29 May 2024 when Classic Games were introduced |
| June '24 Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions available only in Classic Games |
| July '24 Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions available only in Classic Games |
| Scrapyard Stumble Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Falloween 2024 Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions available only in Classic Games |
| November '24 Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions available only in Classic Games |
| Winter Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions available only in Classic Games |
| Fall and Fantasy Update | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
Trivia[]
Door Dash in E3 2019
Door Dash in Closed Beta
- In early development screenshots and videos from the developers, there was a level similar to Door Dash. The main difference was that it had an Aztec theme. The ground had blue and green patterns, and the doors were set into a larger wall. There were four pieces of the door that would fall apart, leaving an open square to jump through. If someone ran into a wrong door, the door would puff out dust, and the face above the door would briefly show giant red X's. The background was also different; many trees appeared lining the edge of the course. At the finish, it has been shown there might have been a different animation for qualifying in a race map; it appeared that, when ran across the finish line, the air would distort around the player, then they would disappear, qualifying.
- Door Dash, coincidentally, shares the same name as a food delivering company. It kind of fits with the theme, you dash for food but if you choose the wrong doors to order it through, you don’t get the food, thus being eliminated.
Names in other languages[]
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| Chinese (Simplified) | 闯门冲关 (Chuǎng mén chōng guān) |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 闖門衝關 (Chuǎng mén chōng guān) |
| French | Ruée vers les Portes*
Percu-portes |
| German | Türen-Lauf |
| Italian | Porte aperte/chiuse |
| Japanese | ドアダッシュ (Doa Dasshu) |
| Korean | 문으로 돌진 (Mun-euro Doljin) |
| Polish | Dzikie Drzwi |
| Portuguese | Portas Malucas |
| Russian | Ломая Двери (Lomaya Dveri) |
| Spanish | Puerta Sorpresa |
| Spanish (Latin America) | Puerta Sopresa |
*Prior to the Scrapyard Stumble Update
Gallery[]
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Original splash image (used until launch of Season 1) -
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Spot the differences-styled promotional image -
Promotional artwork for Satellite Stars: Adapt! -
Icon for Adapt!
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Promotional image for Banana's Backstage Bundle
See also[]
- Gate Crash, a similar round with a theme of going through doors, although taken in a less literal context.
- Puzzle Path, another COURSE round with real and fake "doors" (Wormholes in that case, similar to Warped Door Dash), where players must find the correct ones to reach the end.
- Lost Temple, a FINAL round which has a structure similar to Door Dash.
- Tip Toe and Starchart, other COURSE rounds that also involve finding the correct path.
