Projectiles are obstacles in Fall Guys. They were first introduced in Season 1 (Legacy).
Obstacle description[]
Projectiles come in many shapes and sizes. They most commonly appear as obstacles shot by Cannons, starting at a small size but quickly growing to normal size. In a few levels, they can be used as a tool to qualify.
Projectiles can be split into different groups, some of which correspond to different Seasons:
- Rolling balls, also known as Boulders: These are large balls that come in different colors and roll around to knock over players. They were first introduced in Season 1 (Legacy).
- Fruit: These have different sets depending on the Season:
- Season 1 (Legacy) to Season 4 (Legacy) levels use apples, bananas, blueberries, oranges, strawberries, and watermelons.
- Season 5 (Legacy) levels use bananas, coconuts, dragon fruit, durians, lychees, and papayas.
- Slim Jims[1]: These are thin rods known informally as logs or cinnamon sticks[2]. They were first introduced in Season 1 (Legacy).
- Footballs and giant golden eggs: These objects have unique uses in TEAM rounds, but are repurposed as projectiles. They were first introduced in Season 1 (Legacy).
- Snowballs: These snowballs are similar to boulders, often growing in size as they roll. They were first introduced in Season 3 (Legacy).
- Futuristic projectiles: These include game controllers, magnets, nuts, planets, and stars. They knock players over upon contact and were first introduced in Season 4 (Legacy).
- Water balloons: These balloons burst and launch players upwards upon impact. They were first introduced in Season 6 (Legacy).
- Space projectiles: These include shoes, different colored stars, planets, rockets, and screws. They were first introduced in Season 2.
- Digital projectiles: These are based off of different symbols and icons on a computer. They include bins, cursors, hands, hourglasses, houses, power symbols, speakers, and Wi-Fi symbols. Their openings cannot be entered, and it can appear as if a player is standing on air if they attempt to climb one of these projectiles. They were first introduced in Season 4 and are exclusive to the Digital theme in Fall Guys Creative.
In Fall Guys Creative, only Floating Cannons are available. They cost 50 budget and can only shoot projectiles from Season 1 (Legacy) or Season 4. They can be set to shoot only one projectile.
Big Shots[]
In 
Big Shots, either five or three floating cannons shoot futuristic projectiles at players, who have to avoid them while staying on a see-saw. As of Season 4.5 Dave, the cannons may instead fire all fruit from Season 1 (Legacy) except for bananas.
The medal icon for this round features a star, planet, and magnet.
A magnet shot at players in Big Shots.
Dizzy Heights[]
The second section of 
Dizzy Heights features four cannons within walls that shoot rolling balls towards oncoming players. To avoid getting knocked over, Players can hide between Padded Blocks and Padded Triangles that divide the section into four lanes.
The final section features a single floating cannon that shoots yellow rolling balls down a slope. Alternatively, it may shoot blueberries, strawberries, and watermelons. Players can use the Speed Bumps on the slope to avoid being pushed down by projectiles.
Some rolling balls in Dizzy Heights.
Yellow rolling balls in Dizzy Heights.
Fruits blocking the path to the end of Dizzy Heights.
Fall Mountain[]
Five cannons at the top of 
Fall Mountain shoot yellow rolling balls that land near the Bumpers and roll down the level. Players should use the thin blocks, Turnstiles, and finally Basic Diamonds to avoid getting knocked over. If a ball lands on a player, it can make them fly quite a far distance backwards, worsening their chances of winning.
Balls rolling down Fall Mountain.
Freezy Peak[]
In the first section of 
Freezy Peak, snowballs are shot by cannons within walls. In the uphill spiraling section, another cannon within a wall shoots snowballs.
Two snowballs in Freezy Peak.
Fruit Chute[]
The main objective of 
Fruit Chute is avoiding projectiles shot from cannons while running up Conveyor Belts. The level features ten floating cannons: two on either side of the Finish Line, seven held together behind the Finish Line, and a final one above the aforementioned seven. The side cannons and the top one shoot the larger fruits from Season 1 (Legacy), while the middle seven shoot Slim Jims and the smaller blueberries and strawberries.
Some variations of Fruit Chute allow only one kind of fruit to appear. This is applicable for bananas, blueberries/strawberries, and watermelons. In another variation, the cannons can shoot rolling balls, giant golden eggs, and footballs instead of the larger fruits.
The medal icon for this level consists of the inside of an orange.
Larger fruits in Fruit Chute.
Balls and eggs in Fruit Chute.
Hoverboard Heroes[]
Futuristic projectiles are shot from the right by five floating cannons in 
Hoverboard Heroes. They are encountered after the Light Rods, and most can be avoided by staying on the right side of the hoverboard.
Cannons and a magnet in Hoverboard Heroes.
Jump Club[]
Floating cannons have a chance of appearing in 
Jump Club, shooting blueberries and strawberries onto the arena.
A strawberry in Jump Club.
Lost Temple[]
One of the possible rooms in 
Lost Temple features a huge ball bouncing on a Lily Pad. Unlike most other balls, this one spawns by itself.
The ball in Lost Temple.
Party Promenade[]
Two sections in 
Party Promenade features a floating cannon shooting water balloons towards players navigating Bumper Blocks.
The medal icon for this level features a pink-colored cannon shooting a water balloon. This contradicts the cannon's in-game design, which is white.
Beans must take cover behind walls and bumpers to avoid these water balloons in Party Promenade.
Perfect Match[]
In 
Perfect Match, players must memorize tiles with pictures of fruit on them, and then stay on the right one when required to. In Season 2, these tiles instead display pictures of space projectiles, as well as a planet seen in the backgrounds of Season 2 levels. There are three rounds, featuring two, four, and six projectile types, respectively.
In the Season 3 (Legacy) mid-season update, one of the screens surrounding the arena was replaced with a few floating cannons held together. They shoot blueberries, strawberries, bananas, and watermelons onto the arena.
Apples, bananas, and oranges are the only projectiles fully represented in the tiles. Watermelon slices also appear, but they have a different design than watermelon projectiles.
Tiles with fruit in Perfect Match.
Tiles with space projectiles in Perfect Match.
Fruit shot at players in Perfect Match.
Pipe Dream[]
In 
Pipe Dream, floating cannons shoot water balloons at players on both the left platform of the second section and the Vacuum Tubes in the final section.
A water balloon exploding on Pipe Dream.
Puzzle Path[]
Puzzle Path features a room with three rolling balls that serve to obscure the correct path to the next chamber. Players have to get around them to have a better view or push them out of the way in order to find the path.
Two of the rolling balls in Puzzle Path.
Roll Out[]
A variation of 
Roll Out features seven floating cannons held together, facing the players as they spawn. They often shoot blueberries and strawberries onto the arena, but may shoot bananas or watermelons instead.
Blueberries and strawberries in Roll Out.
Skyline Stumble[]
After the first big jump in 
Skyline Stumble, floating cannons shoot planets at players from below. Occasionally, they may shoot bananas, oranges, and strawberries.
In the next section, the Buttons on the split paths trigger cannons below the players to shoot stars at the other path.
A planet shot at players in Skyline Stumble.
A banana and an orange in Skyline Stumble.
The buttons over cannons in Skyline Stumble.
Slime Climb[]
The third section of 
Slime Climb features a floating cannon that usually shoots rolling balls at players, but may shoot Slim Jims instead.
The penultimate section may feature a floating cannon that shoots rolling balls as well. It is activated by a Button in front of the Finish Line.
A ball in the third section of Slime Climb.
A player jumping over an incoming log on Slime Climb.
The Button variation of Slime Climb.
Snowball Survival[]
In 
Snowball Survival, players must avoid one or two giant snowballs shot from a floating cannon. They bounce off of each other when they collide, and they also break ice tiles.
The medal icon for this round features a Fall Guy running from a snowball.
A snowball in Snowball Survival.
Sum Fruit[]
During each round in 
Sum Fruit, fruit from Season 5 (Legacy) falls from the sky and must be counted. After several seconds, they are swallowed up by the rising slime and disappear. Tiles appear with pictures of fruit on them, and players must stand on the tiles with the fruit that appeared the number of times that is shown on the screens.
In the first round, three types of fruit fall, and in the second and third rounds, four types fall. The third round also features a random type of futuristic projectile to fall as well; this type is never counted. If a player gets hit by a falling projectile, it can launch them quite far, possibly into the outer slime ring.
The medal icon for this level consists of a papaya behind both a lychee and a coconut.
Fruit and futuristic projectiles in the third round of Sum Fruit.
Banana and dragon fruit tiles in Sum Fruit.
Tip Toe Finale[]
In 
Tip Toe Finale, the floating cannons to the right of each path shoot space projectiles onto the tiles, helping players know which tiles are real or fake. Their openings turn left and right, increasing their range. They are triggered by the buttons in front of each Start Line.
Floating cannons in the distance in Tip Toe Finale.
Treetop Tumble[]
The second water section in 
Treetop Tumble features two floating cannons that shoot balls at incoming players. The balls often bounce on the Lily Pads, and may be replaced with coconuts and lychees.
Balls shot by cannons on Treetop Tumble.
A coconut shot by a cannon on Treetop Tumble.
Tundra Run[]
The first two ramps in 
Tundra Run feature floating cannons at the end that shoot growing snowballs at oncoming players. These snowballs are sometimes replaced with blueberries and strawberries, and can be avoided via the protruding blocks and walls in the section.
Growing snowballs in Tundra Run.
Fruit being shot at the players on Tundra Run.
Gallery[]
For this subject's image gallery, see Projectile/Gallery.
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Original theme (Cannon (Floating)) -
Digital theme (Cannon (Floating)) -
Concept art for Season 4 (Legacy) -
Icon for Fruit Basket -
Medal Icon for Sum Fruit
Trivia[]
- Some projectiles' appearances have caused disputes in the Fall Guys community over their identities:
- The apple has been claimed to be a mango or a peach, but a Fall Guys designer has confirmed its identity.
- The Slim Jim has been claimed to be a log or cinnamon stick, but its has been confirmed by the Fall Guys Twitter account.
- The lychee has been incorrectly called a blackberry.
- The papaya has been incorrectly called a pear.
- The medal icon for Hit Parade features a Pendulum with the face of a Fall Guy on it, therefore resembling a rolling ball.
- The balls in Rock 'n' Roll are almost identical to rolling balls in terms of design and physics, but lack the usual dust effect seen when rolling.
- The level's medal icon does not match any of the team's balls, therefore resembling a rolling ball even more.
- The splash image for See Saw features three cannons located next to the Finish Line, which are not found in the actual level or in any of its variants.
- Skyline Stumble was the first level to feature strawberries without blueberries.
