Screens are decorative obstacles in Fall Guys. They were first introduced in Season 1 (Legacy).

Obstacle description

Screens are large digital screens split into three parts, the main screen and two small side screens that extend outward. The screen is held up by two propellers.

Perfect Match

In Perfect Match are three screens that display both the countdown and the fruit that needs to be stood on.

Roll On

Roll On has four special screens in the level, these screens are special, as they are the only ones to display arrows.

Sum Fruit

Sum Fruit contains four screens that display the level's objectives: countdown and quantity of fruit. These screens also have vines on top of them.

Jumbotron

Jumbotrons are special versions of Screens, as they don't display a level's objective, but instead showcase various ads.

Door Dash

There are a handful of Jumbotrons on Door Dash that very close to the Padded Walls, these allow players to get a good look at the ads.

Egg Scramble

Egg Scramble has three Jumbotrons on every long side of the arena.

Fall Ball

Two Jumbotrons are present in Fall Ball, one above each Goal.

Hex-A-Gone

A lot of Jumbotrons are present in Hex-A-Gone, there are atleast two Jumbotrons per layer.

Hoarders

A Jumbotron floats above each of the Team's converging Padded Walls in Hoarders.

Hoop Chute

Hoop Chute has four nautical inspired Jumbotrons across the level, two above the starting platforms and two before the ending Slime Slides.

Jump Club

There are two Jumbotrons present in Jump Club, one perpendicular to the other.

Roll Off

Roll Off has two Jumbotrons on each side of the Rotating Rings.

Roll Out

Similar to Roll Off, Roll Out has two Jumbotrons on each side of the Rotating Rings.

Slime Climb

Slime Climb has Jumbotrons spread around the level, most of these take up a level each.

Speed Slider

There is only one Jumbotron in Speed Slider, this one is located way above the first U-turn.

Tip Toe

Tip Toe contains two Jumbotrons, one on each side of the Finish Line.

Fall Guys Creative

Jumbotrons in Fall Guys Creative are more stylized to fit in with the Yeetropolis theme, their border is now pink with green edges and they only display ads catered to said theme.

In Fall Guys Creative, Jumbotrons cost 14 budget. They can be linked to Rotation Controllers.

Settings for Jumbotron

Setting	Available arguments	Default	Notes
Length	0.25-10	1	Increments of 0.25 Becomes the same as Scale whenever Scale is changed
Height	0.25-10	1	Increments of 0.25 Becomes the same as Scale whenever Scale is changed
Depth	0.25-10	1	Increments of 0.25 Becomes the same as Scale whenever Scale is changed
Scale	0.25-10	1	Increments of 0.25

Gallery

Season 1 (Legacy)

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  This ad is the first one that shows up on any Billboard from Season 1 (Legacy), it's mostly unseen in-game, as it is the first one. It can still be seen during various Intros.
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  LS1 Ad #2
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  LS1 Ad #3, showing what looks like Hex-A-Gone.
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  LS1 Ad #4
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  LS1 Ad #5, advertising 'Loon Props'
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  LS1 Ad #6, showcasing Diving
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  LS1 Ad #7, advertising 'Set Go Equipment'
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  LS1 Ad #8, showcasing Tail-grabbing.

Season 3

TBA

Yeetropolis

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  Yeetropolis Ad #1
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  Yeetropolis Ad #2
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  Yeetropolis Ad #3

Unused

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  Unused ad #1, showcasing the Pendulums.
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  Unused ad #2

Trivia

• In the background of most Season 4 (Legacy), a building with the 'Fall Risk' advertisement is visible.
• There are two unused ads that were posted by the official Fall Guys Twitter account, it is unclear why these were never shown in-game.^[1]
• A Screen with a Melon is visible in the Splash Image of Speed Circuit, this is also visible in promotional material. It was scrapped sometime in development as it isn't present in-game.
• At the start of the Yeetropolis Update, every Jumbotron in Season 1 (Legacy) levels lost their saturation.

References