Gravity Zones are areas in Fall Guys, first introduced in Season 4 (Legacy).
Obstacle description[]
Gravity Zones are areas where the gravity can be decreased or increased, making a jump a lot higher than the normal or difficult to perform. When you enter these areas, it looks like you're entering in a big blue or pink water section.
There are two types of gravity zones:
- The Low Gravity blue ones, where the gravity is decreased and the players can perform high jumps. The blue texture has an arrow pointing up in each side, along with a fall guy face.
- The High Gravity pink ones, where the gravity is increased and even the smaller jumps are difficult to do. The pink texture has an arrow pointing down in each side, along with a fall guy face.
In a Low Gravity zone, the music is affected as follows:
“ | We apply a low pass filter to the music, VO and sound effects. On top of that we also modify in real time the pitch of the music track (to make it slower), we also send everything to a reverb bus and we also play a different ambience while you are inside that area! | „ |
~ Ruben Rincon Garcia, Senior Sound Designer |
Basketfall[]
The baskets in the game Basketfall are all in a low gravity zone. The player can make a higher jump and smash the ball into one of the baskets to score a point for his team. As of Season 4.5 Dave, the Yellow Team's gravity zone has been colored yellow, but serves the same purpose.

Each team's baskets are surrounded by a low Gravity Zone in Basketfall.

Despite its unique appearance, Basketfall's unique yellow team gravity zone functions just like any low gravity zone.
Big Fans[]
The Season 2 exclusive variation of Big Fans had some gravity zones in some parts of the arena, helping players make longer jumps.

A gravity zone in Big Fans.
Bubble Trouble[]
A Season 2 exclusive variation of Bubble Trouble had the log zone entirely replaced with a low-gravity zone and three tiers of tiles, arranged in rings. This variation was removed only one day after the launch of Season 2.

A low-gravity and hexagon tile zone replacing the log swing and fan zone in Bubble Trouble.
Button Bashers[]
The platforms of the game Button Bashers have got, in its centers, some gravity zones with a Button on its top. Their gravity changes by pushing the buttons.

One of the platforms of Button Bashers: the gravity zone is visible in the center
Fall Ball[]
Fall Ball had two Season 2 exclusive variations involving gravity zones. One of them had a low-gravity zone covering the entire arena. The other variation had a smaller low-gravity zone only covering the central part of the arena.

A gravity zone covering the entire arena in Fall Ball.
Fall Mountain[]
As of Season 5.fun, Fall Mountain may feature a low gravity zone just past the first row of Turnstilles. They may help players jump over incoming Balls. It is also possible for a low gravity zone to appear from just after the first row of diamond-shaped walls to before the last row of diamond walls.

The gravity zone in Fall Mountain allows players to jump over incoming obstacles.
Frantic Factory[]
Frantic Factory has a low-gravity zone with two button trolley bots underneath. The gravity zones make it harder to time the jumps on the buttons, however they make it easier to access the two upper areas next to it.

The gravity zone in Frantic Factory, which contains two trolley bots carrying buttons.
Freezy Peak[]
As of Season 4.5 Dave, the two fans that connect the initial area to the upwards spiral path may be replaced by a spinning plate surrounded by a low gravity zone. In a Season 2 exclusive variation, there could also be a low gravity zone in this same section, but covering a large rotating cylinder with many hovering platforms and thrusters on its side instead.

The gravity zone in Freezy Peak along with a spinning plate.
Full Tilt[]
The Season 2 exclusive variations of Full Tilt had some gravity zones in some parts of the arena, helping players make longer jumps.

A gravity zone in Full Tilt.
Hex-A-Gone[]
As an alternate variation introduced on the 13 May 2021 mid-season update, the entirety of the Hex-A-Gone arena can be encapsulated in a low-gravity zone.[1] This variant used to be present in Solo Show, but currently it only appears in the Hex-a-Gravity Trials show.

The entirety of the arena is affected by a low Gravity Zone in this Hex-A-Gone variant (notice the trail of stars behind the player and the blue tint on the level itself).
Hoopsie Daisy[]
The Season 2 exclusive variation of Hoopsie Daisy had a gravity zone on both sides, helping players reach some of the rings that would spawn higher up.

A gravity zone in Hoopsie Daisy.
Hoverboard Heroes[]
In Hoverboard Heroes there is one area with the low gravity, with some jumps to perform and a pair of light bars.

The low gravity section of Hoverboard Heroes
Leading Light[]
The Season 2 exclusive variation of Leading Light had a gravity zone inside the scoring zone that would move along with it. This variation helped players reach the upper platforms more easily due to the increased jump height.

A gravity zone inside the score zone in Leading Light.
Party Promenade[]
A Season 2 exclusive variation of Party Promenade had a gravity zone after the Conveyor Belts in the fifth section on each side, covering the Big Swingus. This variation made timing your jump to reach the Big Swingus more difficult, and was later removed in an update during the season. However, it was possible to completely skip the Big Swingus and use the gravity zone to jump straight to the funnel with the Vacuum Tube.

A gravity zone covering the Big Swingus in Party Promenade.
Pipe Dream[]
A Season 2 exclusive variant of Pipe Dream features two low gravity zones, one in the section with the fans and flippers, and another one in the section with the expanding balloons and hammers.

One of the low gravity zones in a variant of Pipe Dream.
Power Trip[]
The game Power Trip has got two areas which can be turned into low or high gravity zones by pushing a Button nearby the areas. On 24 August 2022, the gravity zones got removed due to an epilepsy concern with flashing lights and never got re-added back. Now only the variations that replace the gravity zones with something else (such as a Slingus Flingus, Blizzard Fan or Force-Fields) can show up.

One of the gravity zones on Power Trip. This one's currently set to low.
Roll Off[]
The Season 2 exclusive variation of Roll Off had the two cylinders be separated by a low gravity zone, which players had to use to get across.

A player inside of the gravity zone in Roll Off.
Short Circuit[]
The game Short Circuit presents some gravity zones, both where it is low and high.

The difference between the low gravity area and the high gravity can be seen in this section of Short Circuit
Ski Fall[]
Starting from Season 4.5 (Legacy), a low gravity zone can appear on the second ramp of Ski Fall.[2]

This Ski Fall variant features a low gravity zone.
Skyline Stumble[]
In the game Skyline Stumble there are both types gravity areas, with platforms in them. The decrease of gravity in sections makes the jumps possible even if the platforms are really high or at a long distance. The increase gravity at the start makes falling to the bottom step mandatory.

A player entering a gravity zone in Skyline Stumble,. Another player can be seen performing a jump that normally couldn't do.
Slime Climb[]
As of Season 4.5 Dave, the section of Slime Climb consisting of three yellow beams that must be crossed could be surrounded by a low gravity zone. There could also be a Spinning Plate covered by a low gravity zone near the end, allowing players to skip part of the last section. On 24 August 2022, both of these variations got removed due to an epilepsy concern with flashing lights. On 16 July 2024, Low gravity zone at beams section can be found again in new Explore - Classic Show, however its unknown if other one is also back and if they are in Core Shows again.

This gravity zone enables players to bypass this section of Slime Climb entirely.
Space Race[]
Space Race has a low-gravity zone at the start, helping players reach the Hover Platforms, as well as a low-gravity zone on each side before the finish line, if the player decides to take the top path.

The gravity zone at the start of Space Race.
The Slimescraper[]
The Slimescraper has got three low-gravity zones, each one with different obstacles. In Hard Mode a fourth, high-gravity zone will spawn over Ramp 5 (The section with the Spinning Plates.)

One of the three low-gravity zones of The Slimescraper

The Slimescraper with the Hard Mode-exclusive high gravity zone.
Thin Ice[]
Starting from the Season 4 Dave update, the entire Thin Ice arena could be encapsulated by a giant low-gravity zone, similar to Hex-A-Gone.[1] On 24 August 2022, this variation got removed due to an epilepsy concern with flashing lights and never got re-added back.

The entirety of the arena is affected by a low Gravity Zone in this Thin Ice variant.
Treetop Tumble[]
As of Season 5.fun, Treetop Tumble may feature a gravity zone just past the first slime slope, covering the area with water and expanding frogs on the lower path. On 24 August 2022, this variation got removed due to an epilepsy concern with flashing lights and never got re-added back to regular shows; however, it can still show up occasionally in Time Attack.

The gravity zone in Treetop Tumble helps players stay clear of the water and retain their movement speed for longer.
Tundra Run[]
A Season 2 exclusive variation of Tundra Run replaced the Punching Gloves in the third section with a low-gravity zone and three vertical moving Hover Platforms, to block players jumping across the gap.

A gravity zone in Tundra Run, replacing the Punching Gloves.
Gallery[]
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Key art for Season 4 (Legacy)
Known Bugs[]
- Should a player finish a round while going into a gravity zone (such as getting their last ring on the low-gravity Ski Fall variant), both the qualification fanfare and the music for the rest of the level while the player is spectating the remaining players will be distorted by the gravity zone effect until the round is over.
Trivia[]
- Season 1 and Season 3 are currently the only seasons not to have any levels featuring Gravity Zones.
- Big Shots and Roll On are the only Season 4 (Legacy) rounds not to contain any Gravity Zones, Big Shots being the only one that is future themed. This doesn't include variations of Power Trip and Hoverboard Heroes which might remove the gravity zones available in the stardard version of these rounds.
- Whenever a player enters a gravity zone, the music becomes distorted. Since many levels feature gravity zones either in their default form or as a variation, many of the level soundtracks can be heard in their distorted version. These are listed below:
- Fall 'n' Roll: Slime Climb and
Big Fans(during Season 2 only) - Final Fall: Fall Mountain and
Roll Off(during Season 2 only)- Hex-A-Gone also features a low-gravity variation, however it won't have any distorted music effect, just the regular music.
- Beans of the Round Table:
Fall Ball(during Season 2 only) andHoopsie Daisy(during Season 2 only) - Skis On Beans: Ski Fall, Freezy Peak and
Tundra Run(during Season 2 only) - Winter Fallympics: Ski Yeet final and
Thin Ice(formerly)- Thin Ice formerly used to have the distorted music effect in its low-gravity variation, but that is no longer the case and now it will just play the regular non-distorted music.
- Falling Stars (Chugu Bam Bam): All Season 4 (Legacy) Race and Hunt maps (except Roll On)
- Future Utobeania: Hoverboard Heroes
- Virtual Beanity: Basketfall and
Power Trip(until Season 1) - Rumbling Waterfall: Treetop Tumble and
Bubble Trouble(during Season 2 only) - Carousel Stumble:
Party Promenade(during Season 2 only),Full Tilt(during Season 2 only) andPipe Dream(during Season 2 only) - Grand Festifall:
Leading Light(during Season 2 only) - Satellite Scramble: Frantic Factory
- Orbital Tumbling: Space Race
- The levels that are striked-through have had their low-gravity variations disabled.
- The songs that aren't listed aren't used in any rounds that contain gravity zones, so hearing their distorted version is currently impossible.
- Fall 'n' Roll: Slime Climb and