Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout will soon be receiving a new crossover. The last-man-standing party game has been known for cooky crossover content, and now the newest addition is from Kena: Bridge of Spirits. The PC and PlayStation console exclusive will be releasing on September 21, so Fall Guys is celebrating with some content based on the game.
Kena: Bridge of Spirits is the debut title from Ember Lab, and it has caught plenty of eyes since it first was revealed in June of 2020. Although the indie-developed title has been delayed a few times, it will soon be here for many to enjoy. Along with the story-driven experience that Kena: Bridge of Spirits provides, fans will be able to enjoy content from the game in Fall Guys very soon as well.
A Rot-based skin will be available in Fall Guys on September 21, which is the same day that Kena: Bridge of Spirits releases. Meanwhile, Kena receives her skin a few days later on September 24. For both sets of content, the upper and lower pieces will cost five crowns. Fall Guys and Kena: Bridge of Spirits are quite different games, so players who enjoy both will be able to bounce back and forth as nice pallet cleansers between multiplayer party fun and a single-player focused adventure.
Kena: Bridge of Spirits looks to deliver amazing animation and visuals, which should not be surprising coming from a team that made a name for itself from shot films such as the beloved Majora's Mask - Terrible Fate. The small team appears to be very talented in the area of aesthetics, and soon players will find out if that shines through with gameplay as well. It is very neat that Fall Guys is able to appreciate the release of the game with in-game content.
It should not be a surprise that Mediatonic is teaming up with another PlayStation console exclusive IP, as Fall Guys has already seen content from Ratchet and Clank, for example. Meanwhile, there could be a Fall Guys and Alloy from Horizon collab on the way if some rumors are true. With Fall Guys still being only on PC and PlayStation, it makes sense for the game to take advantage of the PlayStation audience.
As Fall Guys recently celebrated its one-year anniversary, it should soon be releasing on other consoles as well. No date has been confirmed, but the hit title will be coming to the Xbox and Switch in the near future if all goes according to plan. With that could come more exciting crossovers, including Nintendo and Xbox properties such as Mario and Samus or Master Chief and Banjo and Kazooie.
Fall Guys is out now on PC and PlayStation 4, with Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S versions coming later this year.