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Fall Guys crossplay – how it works across consoles and PC

Looking for an overview of Fall Guys crossplay now the game has launched on every console? Here is how you can play with your friends

Fall Guys Crossplay: The beans can be seen racing alongside one another.
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Fall Guys was one of the first games to fully embrace crossplay from the get-go and with its launch across all platforms and free-to-play release, questions remain around Fall Guys crossplay between existing platforms and Switch and Xbox.

Mediatonic has been one of the main developers supporting player-friendly initiatives and systems, so it’s no surprise to learn that Fall Guys crossplay is available within the free-to-play version of the game. But, how exactly does it work, are there any restrictions, and can you turn crossplay off if you don’t want to be absolutely shown up by players on another platform?

Well, this article will cover how Fall Guys crossplay works and what restrictions you have to deal with. If anything changes during the game’s many seasons as well, we will keep this article updated with the latest information.

Fall Guys Crossplay

Fall Guys does have full crossplay and cross-progression support across PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch. This is done using your Epic account which carries all of that progress across platforms and allows you to friend players who aren’t on your console of choice.

You can also turn Fall Guys crossplay off if you want, however it is not recommended (according to the game) as matchmaking times might be longer.

That covers everything you need to know about Fall Guys crossplay. For more on the multiplayer competitive game, check out some Fall Guys tips to help you win and also all the Fall Guys skins available in the game.

Echo Apsey is a writer with five years of experience covering the PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch, as well as the best games and franchises. You'll find plenty of guides on Call of Duty, XDefiant, Spider-Man 2, Starfield, Mortal Kombat 1, and more. Additionally, they regularly update The Loadout's PS Plus and Xbox Game Pass games lists. You can also find reviews and features on games and console hardware. In their time writing, they have attended industry events like Gamescom and WASD. Additionally, they have conducted interviews with the teams behind Lords of the Fallen, Blue Protocol, Dying Light 2, and more since beginning their writing journey at university.