Fall Guys has been recreated in a number of ways by its adoring fans, but this stop motion version of Door Dash made entirely out of Lego is next level.
Fall Guys is an unmitigated hit, and the best way in which its fans can show their love for the game is by playing it. Well, that’s not strictly true. That’s the easiest and most straightforward way to show your appreciation for the game, for sure. Others have been doing so in other ways, like one player who recreated an almost-perfect version of See Saw in PS4’s Dreams.
This Fall Guys recreation might have taken things to the next level, though. TheJumiFilm posted his creation on Twitter which is a stop motion remake of Fall Guys’ Door Dash level using nothing but Lego. For those who need reminding, Door Dash is the round in which players need to identify which doors will break and then jump through them.
The animation is one minute and 42 seconds long and features eight Lego characters racing to the finish line. However, the clip’s main character is a bean dressed as a pig. The pig gets off to a poor start, showboating via a twirl on hearing the starter’s pistol and then jumping into a door that doesn’t break at the first time of asking.
The pig makes up some ground on its rivals a little later on and falls through the final gap at around about the same time as two of its rivals. By that point, four of the six qualifying places have been taken, and a fifth is filled as the trio watches on. It’s then a three-bean foot race to the finish, and our hero pig gets a stroke of luck in the form of a desperate rival.
One of the beans it is competing against reaches out and holds the other back, allowing the pig to sprint to the finish unbothered. It turns around just before crossing the line, looking longingly at the dino-clad bean still being held. The clip’s creator revealed that it took them three weeks to create and animate the clip. Time well spent, as it has been shared on Twitter by the official Fall Guys account.
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