The Hello internet. Welcome to Game Theory! The show that like a jelly bean stuck in an obstacle course has spent the last nine years stumbling and bumbling its way forward in the hopes of achieving victory.

Or at the very least, a place in your heart.

Today we're talking about Fall Guy's ultimate knockout,

the candy-colored game that's infested each and every slot of your suggested video feed.

But today, we're not gonna be talking about how these cute little pill creatures

are actually freakishly tall six-foot oblong monsters of destruction, nor are we talking

about this game's dark hidden backstory, where the ultimate knockout games are just

the descendant of an ancient bloodsport made from ritual sacrifices meant to

appease a vengeful demigod because that lor ain't there yet.

No today we're looking at this game that has swept your YouTube and Twitch feeds, the way

you're playing it, and the way Mediatonic, the game's makers, can make it better.

You see, for all the rage that this game has caused, and it's caused a lot of rage. I hate other human beings. I hate every other human being on this planet right now.

People love it. I love it. Or at least we love most of it. And you see that's where analytics and player psychology come into play.

Today we're taking a great game and transforming it into the perfect game. And no, it's not just by adding in secret lore about how all this is all meant to appease a vengeful demi-god. But hey, certainly wouldn't hurt. For those of you who don't know, Fall Guys is basically Mario Party, minus all the board game elements.

Minnie game injected directly into your eye holes.

A 60 player Battle Royale were the best, or the luckiest,

or the hackeryest player is the last one left standing and taking home the crown.

So for our scientific look at the fall people, and yes it is fall people here,

Mediatonic, it's 2020, fall women can be fall guys too.

For our scientific look at the fall people, we conducted a massive survey of you guys, the players, the theorists, asking for information about your favorite and least favorite mini games, other games that you play,

your personal gaming experience,

and your personality type via the Myers-Briggs personality assessment.

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