The closest games to Stumble Guys are Fall Guys, Gang Beasts and Ultimate Chicken Horse. Below, 10 picks with the reason for each — what carries over from Stumble Guys, and what does not.
Stumble Guys is a battle royale where nobody shoots anything. Thirty-two people fall over obstacle courses, the physics are deliberately terrible, and losing is funnier than winning. It is free, it is on a phone, and a round takes two minutes — which is the whole design, not a compromise.
Stumble Guys released on the PC & Modern Multi-Platform. The list below is not restricted to that console — a recommendation is only useful if you can actually play it, so it spans generations and platforms.
The game this is answering, free now, and the obstacle design is far better.
The same wobbly-physics comedy, aimed at a sofa instead of a lobby.
Party platforming where everyone builds the level that kills them.
Physics comedy as a co-op puzzle rather than a race.
A board game that keeps stopping for minigames designed to end friendships.
Brawling with the same deliberately awful physics.
If you want the accessible competitive game with an actual skill ceiling.
Free, cross-platform, and easy to get anybody into.
The party fighter everything here is downstream of.
Co-op chaos where the stress is the joke.
Several of these have their own page here: games like Gang Beasts, games like Super Smash Bros.
Fall Guys. The game this is answering, free now, and the obstacle design is far better.
Fall Guys, Gang Beasts and Ultimate Chicken Horse are the closest. The full list of Stumble Guys similar games is on this page — 10 of them, each with the reason it is here rather than a genre tag that happens to match.
The picks above span platforms rather than sticking to the PC, because the thing worth copying about Stumble Guys is not a property of the hardware. The PC list further down is the place to go for more from that library.
Because the thing you liked about Stumble Guys is not a property of the hardware. Restricting the list to one console would drop most of the good answers, so the picks above span platforms and eras. If you specifically want more from that library, the PC list further down is the place to start.
By hand, one game at a time, on what the source game actually does — its pacing, its movement, its difficulty, its tone. Genre tags alone put Stumble Guys next to games that feel nothing like it, so they are not the basis for this list. Each pick carries the reason it is here so you can judge it yourself.
No. The whole list is on this page, free, with no sign-in and no email. We earn a small affiliate commission if you buy through a retailer link, which is what pays for the site.
If you already know what kind of answer you want, these are the same list cut by genre — and each one says what it leaves out as well as what it includes:
More from the PC & Modern Multi-Platform library, each with its own recommendations page: