Fall Guys: How to win the Ring Hexathlon show

You must maintain your position atop a rotating ring covered in dissipating hexagons in the Hex-A-Ring round of the Fall Guys show, Ring Hexathlon. In three rounds of elimination, you will face off against 15 other contestants, with the victor taking home the trophy. This mode can be quite difficult, especially for novice players who are unsure of what to expect. Here are some pointers to keep you competitive in the Fall Guys' Ring Hexathlon.

How to win Ring Hexathlon in Fall Guys

Fall Guys' Ring Hexathlon mode can be quite stressful for beginner players. First and foremost, we advise anyone having trouble to calm down, especially during the first two rounds. The first two rounds of the event move quite quickly because there are three rounds, each beginning with 16 competitors. After four participants in the first round and three in the second round drop out, the rounds are over. Because people don't pay attention to where they are going and wander off or set their controller down and are pushed off, we have seen these rounds last as little as five seconds.

Simply make sure you are at the top of the ring for the first two rounds, and watch for the less cautious competitors to stumble. The stressful round is the third and final one. The length of the spinning ring is gradually reduced as the rounds progress, so you won't have as much room to maneuver in addition to competing with other players who are skilled enough to make it here. For this round, it is advisable to remain nearer the front of the ring.

The ring will accelerate as more individuals stay on, making it challenging to stay on if you are hanging back, especially if those in front of you are taking hexagons away. This will take up no walking space for anyone following behind you and enable you to catch up to your position on the ring in case of any obstacles. Just be sure to be aware of any gaps in your path. Additionally, only jump if it is really necessary. As the ring revolves, it will slow you down and cause you to fall farther back.