Fall Guys skins: Godzilla stomps in to take your Crowns
Here are the Fall Guys skins you can spend Crowns and Kudos on right now.
There are new Fall Guys skins and other items added to the item shop every few days—new Fall Guys costumes, colors, patterns, faces, emotes, and celebrations to buy for your bean and wear while you compete. Featured items in the Fall Guys Item Shop are regularly cycled out and new items become available.
You can buy Fall Guys items with Kudos and Crowns—Kudos are earned every time you play Fall Guys, and you can also spend real money to buy more. Crowns are earned by winning matches, and you also gain a few Crowns just by reaching milestones in the Fall Guys Season 1 progress meter. You can't spend money to buy Crowns. They have to be earned!
Regular items in the shop are randomized, so different players will see different items in their shops. But Featured Items are the same for everyone. Here are the featured items you'll find in the Fall Guys Item Shop today:
Godzilla costume top, Legendary: 5 Crowns
Godzilla costume bottom, Legendary: 5 Crowns
Arcane color, Rare: 1700 Kudos
Every Fall Guys Skin so far
Below is gallery of Fall Guys skins that have been featured in the item shop previously. If you see one you like, check back—they're bound to return again. We'll update this story whenever new Fall Guys skins, emotes, patterns, and colors become available.
Fall Guys Deep Diver skin
Fall Guys Alyx Skin
Fall Guys Gato Robato
Fall Guys banana skin from My Friend Pedro
Fall Guys Chell skin
Fall Guys monkey skin
Fall Guys Horsey Skin
Fall Guys Tomato Skin
Fall Guys Flower Pot Skin
Fall Guys Portal Skin
Fall Guys T-Rex Skin
Fall Guys Bullet Kin Skin
Fall Guys Scout Skin TF2
Fall Guys Rainbow Water Skin
Fall Guys Tropics Toucan Skin
Fall Guys Ninja Skin
Fall Guys hatchling
Fall Guys Gris Skin
Fall Guys Duchess Skin
Fall Guys Oliver Skin
Fall Guys Valkyrie Skin
Fall Guys sonic skin
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