This pro gamer can’t stop making Fall Guys-themed maps for Rocket League
Everyone’s catching the Fall Guys fever.
Toronto-based Rocket League pro Treyven “Lethamyr” Robitaille is showing his love for Fall Guys by recreating the smash-hit battle royale’s maps in the Rocket League Workshop on Steam.
He’s already made great strides in adapting the Slime Climb mini-game:
VIDEO UPDATE:@FallGuysGamein@RocketLeagueis NEARLY here, I’m so excited hahahahapic.twitter.com/9QUCRt5a9g
The pro player, coach, and streamer first teased his passion project on Twitter on August 13, then quickly followed through with a live stream of his custom map-making, drawing useful input from his viewers.
So@FallGuysGamein@RocketLeague… coming soon? Slime Climb on its waypic.twitter.com/HYC2THpIhi
Pretty successful stream of creating@FallGuysGameSlime Climb in@RocketLeague, here’s today’s progress. Really loving the input from chat helping out with scale etcpic.twitter.com/hrKy15sl05
Lethamyr’s tweets in the following days show that he was still at it — and making great progress, to boot.
This@FallGuysGame@RocketLeaguemap is really coming together!pic.twitter.com/3k0P2sHGHj
To recreate the Fall Guys levels on Steam’s Rocket League Workshop, Lethamyr has been using Blender to plot the environments and Unreal Development Kit to import the map.
Up next on his to-do list is to run a 60-player stress-test for his custom Slime Climb map. His Patreon supporters from Tier 2 and up will get first dibs to join.
Now I don’t usually plug my patreon, but soon I’ll be doing a stress-test to try and get 60 players in ONE GAME for the video, so if you’d like to be a part of that, I’ll be inviting my tier 2+ patrons to join for a portion of the release video!https://t.co/Q1VNBfBupghttps://t.co/WrXOPjYq9S
While still a work in progress, the project has been quite impressive.
VIDEO UPDATE #2 OF@FallGuysGamein@RocketLeague: WE’RE SO CLOSE!pic.twitter.com/rhQ0SzYIMQ
Best of all, it looks like Lethamyr is showing no signs of slowing down. He’s got Hex-A-Gone next in his sights:
Someone. Please. Stop. Me.pic.twitter.com/tB8gV7wuMo
This unofficial Rocket League x Fall Guys crossover is a fun little story that continues to prove just how popular Mediatonic’s colorful and uniquely wholesome battle royale game is. It’s a perfect match, too — bringing together two of today’s most inventive and genre-bending games.
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