Not to be confused with Blizzard Fan. Fans are obstacles in Fall Guys. They were first introduced in Season 1 (Legacy).
Obstacle description[]
Fans are big and slow rotating platforms, which look like a fan, or a big windmill rotating blade. Depending on the level, they are meant to stop players from successfully performing a jump, or simply a part of the path.
Airtime[]
In Airtime, a Fan is found under a big cylinder in the center section. Players will need to avoid Punching Gloves and donut Bumpers to stay on it.
The Fan in Airtime.
Big Fans[]
Big Fans is all about jumping from one Fan to another one, and it is named after these obstacles. These fans are part of the path and are horizontally placed, and some have rotating beams on them.
A Fan of Big Fans.
Knight Fever[]
As an added variation in the Season 3 (Legacy) mid-season update, four pink fans were added replacing the Thicc Bonkuses on Knight Fever.
Some fans on a Knight Fever variant.
Lost Temple[]
One obstacle room in Lost Temple features a fan in a flooded area. Players must jump on top of the fan blades if they wish to avoid being slowed down by the water.
In order to better navigate this room in Lost Temple, players should use the fan blades to stay above the water.
Party Promenade[]
As of Season 2, a fan might replace the 360 See Saws on the bottom path, before the last section. Weirdly enough, this fan is medieval themed despite the level being party themed, even though a party themed variant of it exists in Airtime.
A medieval fan in Party Promenade.
Pegwin Pool Party[]
As of Season 5.fun, a fan may be found directly on top of hole in the walkway on Pegwin Pool Party.
This Fan on Pegwin Pool Party makes accessing the walkway harder.
Ski Fall[]
Starting from the Season 4.5 (Legacy) update, a fan may be covering the second rings wheel of Ski Fall, making it harder to jump through the rings.[1]
This Fan makes it harder for players to go through the Rings Wheel in this Ski Fall variant.
The Slimescraper[]
The Slimescraper has got some little moving fans which the players have to overcome while passing on a beam-like long platform in a low-gravity zone.
The rotating fans of this low-gravity section of The Slimescraper
The Whirlygig[]
In the level The Whirlygig, a large rotating Fan blocks the player from reaching the finish line. The fan spins at minimal speed, but sometimes occupies the whole section making it impossible to jump. When the blade of the fan doesn't occupy the passage, the player has to jump and make it to the end.
This Fan is the final obstacle on The Whirlygig.
Treetop Tumble[]
Treetop Tumble features three small fans attached to three individual beams immediately after the first junction point between the upper and lower paths.
One of the three fans found on Treetop Tumble.
Fall Guys Creative[]
In Fall Guys Creative, Fans cost 20 budget, and only 50 can be placed in a level. Rotating Beams may appear on top of them, as a setting.
Blunder Boat[]
During one of Blunder Boat's various sections, the edges of two vertical fans are present which aim to block the player as the boat rotates. These move relatively slowly and can be dodged with some caution.
A player about to dodge the vertical fans in Blunder Boat.
Box Party[]
Box Party features a large horizontal fan in the centre of the level, capable of removing both boxes and players from the stage, forcing them to respawn.
A player who is falling into the void, underneath the large Fan in Box Party.
Slippy Slopes[]
When climbing the diagonal slime portion of Slippy Slopes, three smaller fans are present which rotate slowly and provide limited space for players to reach the checkpoint.
An example of the smaller Fans present in only one portion of Slippy Slopes.
Wipeout Waves[]
Wipeout Waves features a challenging platforming section where multiple Fans are placed simultaneously for players to jump across, similarly to Big Fans. There are rotating beams on each, creating an element of precision for each jump.
Two Fans with Rotating Beams in Wipeout Waves, one after another.
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Trivia[]
- Despite being a Season 1 (Legacy) obstacle, Season 2 (Legacy) was the first season to utilise them as a platform, placed horizontally rather than vertically. The first level to utilise them as a platform was Big Fans, and this would later be seen again in levels from later seasons, such as Pegwin Pool Party, Lost Temple and Airtime.