FALL Guys has revealed its next event will be a Doctor Who-themed collaboration called Tardis Treats.
Fall Guys is a free-to-play battle royale, where a hundred players, known as beans, face a number of ‘It’s a Knockout’-style challenges.
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Nintendo of America uploaded a video to its official YouTube channel showing off some of the items that will be available as part of the event.
Three new Doctor Who-themed costumes were announced as part of the event.
The first is a Dalek costume, and it appears that players will be able to choose a colour for their bean to wear under the outfit.
Two other costumes are being released based on the fourth doctor, played by Tom Baker, and the thirteenth doctor, played by Jodie Whitaker.
Three nameplates were also shown in the video: one features a Dalek, one the Tardis console, and one has Tom Baker’s scarf.
The final item that was shown off is a new emote where your bean attempts to use an invisible Sonic Screwdriver before tapping it to see if it’s working.
No new rounds were shown, but if the collaboration is like previous ones, such as the Sonic event, then this could be forthcoming.
Under the video, the description also hints at a new round based on different points in time.
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The description reads: “Grab your Sonic Screwdrivers and prepare for a journey through time and space.
“The one and only (literally!) Time Lord is here in the Blunderdome—in its past, present, and future.”
Tardis Treats will take place starting tomorrow (November 1) and will end on Saturday, November 5.
Like previous collaborations, the Doctor Who-themed items will be available in the in-game shop this week.
After the event ends, they will only be available on rotation with no guarantee of their return.
Fans of the show should make sure they play a few rounds this week, if they want to get their hands on the doctor.
Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.
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