Fall Guys Are Introducing A Hammer Called Big Yeetus, And It Is Not Your Friend

It’s safe to say that Fall Guys is one of, if not the biggest sensation in gaming at the moment, but in order to remain at the top of the mountain, it’s going to have to stay fresh. Season 2 has already been announced, so we know more content is coming, but Mediatonic are looking to shake things up even more. Introducing: Big Yeetus.

I've got a SPICY LEAK for you all

We're working on a little something that we have been calling…

B I G Y E E T U S

Big Yeetus will randomly appear in levels – to shake things up

Big Yeetus is Chaotic Neutral

Big Yeetus is not your friend

Big Yeetus is not your enemy pic.twitter.com/nIBBKcf5qM

— Sea of Beans (@FallGuysGame) September 2, 2020

Big Yeetus is the vertical spinning hammer that can be seen on levels like Team Tail Tag and so on, except this one packs much more of a punch. They don’t call it Big Yeetus for no reason. It’ll appear randomly in levels as a way of shaking things up, with the example shown in the tweet above skipping an entire section of Dizzy Heights.

After being incredibly well received by the Fall Guys community, with fan art to boot, Mediatonic decided to strike while the iron is hot. They’ve attempted to recruit actor Norman Reedus to provide the voice of Big Yeetus, and today they’ve reached out to the band Wheatus to provide the soundtrack. Personally, I’m looking forward to a version of Fall Guys where a hammer voiced by Daryl Dixon yeets me into first place while Teenage Dirtbag plays in the background. I want to live in that world.

Hi @Wheatus we have a hammer called BIG YEETUS and we've asked Norman REEDUS to do voiceover for it

We figured we needed to hit you up too…

BIG YEETUS played by BIG REEDUS orchestrated by BIG WHEATUS pic.twitter.com/2FMVmUcs7p

— Sea of Beans (@FallGuysGame) September 3, 2020

We have no idea when Big Yeetus will arrive in Fall Guys, though I imagine its arrival is similar to that of a wizard. Big Yeetus is never late, nor is it early. It yeets precisely when it means to.

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