Fall Guys turned falling on your face into a spectator sport: dozens of wobbling characters sprinting across swinging bars and spinning platforms, with the floor giving way under anyone who mistimes a jump. We wanted that chaos without the install, so we built Wobble Race, a full 3D obstacle course that runs right here on this page. It is rendered in WebGL with a third-person camera, real jump physics, moving platforms and five rival racers, and a new course goes up every day. Free, no download, no signup.
Play Wobble Race now
Tap Play, run with the pad, and race five rivals to the finish pad before the clock runs out. On a keyboard: WASD to run, space to jump, shift to duck, drag the mouse to turn the camera.
How to play
Today’s course is generated from the date, so every player in the world races the same 32-beam layout today. Low bars need a jump, high bars need a duck, and you can always hug the edge of a platform if you would rather skip the timing entirely. Sliding and spinning platforms carry you if you stand on them, and stepping off a beam into open air sends you back to your last checkpoint in under a second.
The clock starts when you press play, and you are racing both the timer and five AI rivals running the same course. Finishing shows your placement and time, with your best for today next to it. Best times, finishes and your day streak are saved on your device, and nothing leaves your browser. A new course arrives at midnight, which is how streaks grow.
How it compares to Fall Guys
Wobble Race keeps the feel of a Fall Guys heat: a wobbly third-person character, swinging bars you dodge by jumping or ducking, narrow beams over a long drop, and platforms that carry you if you can stay on your feet. Jump gaps are tuned so every required jump is makeable, which means every fall in the required path is your fault, not a rigged obstacle. Runs take one to three minutes, and shaving seconds off your best time is the real game.
What we deliberately left out is everything that makes Fall Guys a live-service game rather than a single course. There is no matchmaking, no cosmetic shop, no season pass, no minigame rotation, and no real online opponents; the five rivals here follow the course on a fixed path rather than playing against you. This is one hand-built obstacle run a day, not a platform.
So when should you get the real thing? If today’s course feels too short, or you want to actually race other people instead of AI rivals following a script, Fall Guys has dozens of rotating minigames and real online lobbies. Our version is a solo warm-up lap; Fall Guys is the full show.
Get the full game
Fall Guys is free to play on Steam, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch, with optional cosmetic purchases.
Download: Fall Guys on Steam
Frequently asked questions
Can I play Fall Guys in a browser?
Fall Guys itself requires installing the game through Steam or a console store; there is no official browser version. Wobble Race, the game on this page, is our own original obstacle racer that runs entirely in the browser on phone or desktop, so you can try the core idea without installing anything.
Is this the real Fall Guys?
No. Wobble Race is an original game we built, inspired by the obstacle-course-racing genre Fall Guys popularized. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Mediatonic or Epic Games in any way. All art and sound are our own code, and the download link above points to the official Steam page.
Do I need other players?
No. Wobble Race is single-player against five AI rivals and a countdown clock, so you can play a full heat on your own whenever you want. Fall Guys itself is built around real online lobbies of dozens of players, which is one of the things our simplified version does not attempt to replicate.
Is it free?
Completely. No ads, no purchases, no account, and no data collection. Your times, finishes and streak live in your browser’s local storage and are never sent anywhere.
Does it work offline?
Once the page has loaded, the game makes no further network requests, so it keeps working through connection drops. Fall Guys itself always needs a connection, since every match runs on its servers.
