Fall Guys is the new game that’s overtaking Fortnite, PubG, and Minecraft as the fastest growing game in 2020. It Skyrocketed over the last week, but is this just a flash in the pan – or are we watching the evolution of Battle Royale!?

Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout has totally taken the gaming world by storm. Thanks to its colorful environments, it’s mad-cap pacing, it’s natural competitiveness and all around goofy fun, Fall Guys has emerged as Summer’s biggest winner when it comes to new multiplayer games, but now the question is, how high can the game go?

For a while, the battle royale genre has been dominated by Fortnite and all the perks that come with it. But does this new game have a chance of usurping Fortnite as the biggest thing in online multiplayer gaming? Anything is possible! The concept of Fall Guys is simple. Sixty players compete in an increasingly ridiculous series of challenges until one one player remains. It’s pretty straightforward, but thanks to the game design and addictive minigames, it’s exploded into the gaming world after less than one month of release.

But how will it keep its momentum going? That’s a big part of today’s video. If Fall Guys really wants to become a mainstay in the battle royale world, what can it start offering its players in order to keep them coming back for more? And how will it work to overcome Fortnite? So check out the video below and be sure to tell us what you think of Fall Guys. How many crowns did you end up grabbing? And how many times did you fall over? Let us know in the comments below and be sure to hit that subscribe button for more awesome gaming content like this. Thanks for watching TheGamer! Let’s begin!

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As Tenet begins its rollout to theaters, we can only guess the extent to which Christopher Nolan distorts time in his latest film. We can, however, look back at his career to shed some light on how the director uses time in his movies. From his famously “backward” Memento, through the non-linear retelling of the Dark Knight’s origins in Batman Begins, to the tragic, gravity distorted space opera Interstellar, a Chris Nolan film is as certain to use time as a theme or narrative device as it is to feature Michael Caine in a supporting role. So what will Tenet’s concept of inversion really be? What hints can we find in the auteur’s career? Here follows, a brief history of time… and Christopher Nolan Movies.

For more Christopher Nolan deep-divery…

Art of the Scene – Why the tumbler chase from Batman Begins is the best Bat-chase of them all – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na9q0T1YnEg&t=1s

Art of the Scene – The Inception Hallway Fight – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=junBvKGZCDc&t=1s

Some of the best shots of all time, including an upside down Heath Ledger’s Joker – https://youtu.be/yLHNBssyuE4