Rotating Walls are obstacles in Fall Guys. They were first introduced in Season 1 (Legacy).
Obstacle description[]
Rotating Walls are constantly spinning walls with two rectangular openings on either side for players to slip through. They are sometimes placed on a unique plate.
In Fall Guys Creative, Rotating Walls cost 20 budget, and only 50 can appear in a level. The plates are mandatory as well. In Creative levels, primitive Rotating Walls are sometimes created with the help of the Rotation Controller.
Bubble Trouble[]
One of the five zones in Bubble Trouble features two Rotating Walls sharing an anchor point at the center of an elevated platform.
These walls are also pictured in the medal icon for this round, albeit with their Season 1 (Legacy) design.
The rotating wall in Bubble Trouble.
Dizzy Heights[]
At the bottom of the penultimate section of Dizzy Heights, a few Rotating Walls are present on each side of the giant divider for players who fall. Those who try to skip these walls on the outside of the paths are met with Bumpers.
This alternate version of Dizzy Heights has just the Rotating Walls section
This player is making his way overcoming a wall in the game Dizzy Heights.
Lost Temple[]
Rotating walls are among the many different obstacles that can show up in Lost Temple rooms.
This room on Lost Temple has a Rotating Wall.
Pegwin Pool Party[]
As of Season 5.fun, the Expanding Frog on Pegwin Pool Party may be replaced by a Rotating Wall. This wall is unique in that it has no respective plate.
A rotating wall on Pegwin Pool Party.
Short Circuit[]
As a variant in the Season 4.5 (Legacy) update, Rotating Walls can appear above the Spinning Plates in the 2nd section.
This Short Circuit variant features some Rotating Walls.
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See also[]
- Turnstiles, another type of wall that rotates via pushing.