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Fun knockout battle royale, play with your friends!
Senior reviews editor
Stumble Guys is a free-to-play online game built around rounds where many players race through obstacle courses at once. Each player controls a small character called a stumbler, and the round ends for anyone who falls off or collides with others. The last players still standing move on.
It is aimed at groups who want short, chaotic matches with friends. Rounds are quick, and the courses change from one game to the next, so a session can be a string of different challenges rather than one long task.
The build we hold is Stumble Guys 0.103 (APKS split bundle) for Android 6.0 and up.
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Each knockout game puts up to 32 players on the same course. The hazards named in the listing include giant snowballs to dodge and lasers to jump over, and players have to keep their footing while racing to the finish. Anyone who falls or clashes with others is eliminated.
The listing describes the games as a mix of running, kicking, clashing and falling, which means the same course can play differently depending on how crowded it is and how many players are still in it.
The listing says the game has more than 60 maps, and each one carries its own set of games and traps. Players can move between them to vary their rounds.
Limited-time events bring in named modes such as Floor is Lava and Banana Bonanza, and crossover collaborations add characters from SpongeBob and My Hero Academia as stumblers. These events run for a set period, so the modes and characters available change over time.
Ranked play has players collect points by surviving competitive battle games. Those points move a player up a Ranked leaderboard, and the listing says climbing it unlocks rewards.
Tournaments are the competitive side of the same rounds, so a player who wants to compare progress with others can track their place on the board.
The listing says players can unlock and collect many skins and emotes without paying. Skins change how a stumbler looks, with the listing giving examples such as a ninja, a superhero or a chicken, so each player can build a distinct character to use in every round.
Cross-play lets players on mobile and Steam join the same battles. The listing says this works across both platforms, so friends on different devices can play in the same games.