New Big Yeetus obstacle is about to make Fall Guys even harder

Tanner Pierce

Even though some people think that Fall Guys is hard enough as it is, developer Mediatonics is about to add in a new feature to the game called Big Yeetus, possibly during Season 2, to make the game even more difficult.

Fall Guys is a pretty hard game, there’s no doubt about that. Despite being out for a month, many players still haven’t been able to earn that precious crown, even after putting a ton of effort into the game.

The game’s randomness is one of the reasons behind its difficulty. No matter how much you practice and get better at all the mini-games, there’s always a certain level of RNG, whether it be a floor tile dropping out from under you in Jump Showdown or a fruit that seemingly locked onto your position in Fruit Chute.

Now, a new slice of chaos is about to be added into Fall Guys in the form of a giant spinning hammer called Big Yeetus. Despite its hilarious name, it’s apparently not a joke.

According to Mediatonic, the new giant spinning hammer will randomly appear in levels. While the developer didn’t say which ones will feature Big Yeetus, it wouldn’t be out of the realm of possibility to say that every single one will feature it.

Does this mean you’ll be able to get smacked by Big Yeetus on Fall Mountain or even something like Hex-A-Gone? Possibly, which make’s its inclusion all the more evil.

The only question that remains is when Big Yeetus will be added to the game. Although the developer didn’t give an exact release date, it should be sometime soon, although they could save it for Season 2 as well.

Season 2 will be launching in early October and it set to be medieval-themed.

While this is clearly all in good fun, here’s hoping that Big Yeetus isn’t too infuriating. There would be nothing more frustrating that being completely ‘yeeted’ across the map and into elimination, costing you the win.

About The Author

Tanner is a former Dexerto games writer, who covered new releases, the biggest trending games, and guides for the trickiest challenges. He has a soft spot for 2020 hit Fall Guys, and a big fan of classic games too.