Stumble Guys is marking its first console anniversary with a bang, and the party isn't just for console players! Scopely has rolled out an exciting update this week, introducing a thrilling new 4v4 mode called Rocket Doom to Stumble Guys. Get ready for rockets, neon lights, and a whole host of new features!
Rocket Doom is the latest addition to Stumble Guys, and it's a 4v4 mode that combines rocket launchers with a Capture the Flag twist. Team up with three friends and take on another squad of four in a vibrant new map designed for intense action.
Your goal? Capture the flag while dodging, blasting, and rocket-jumping your way to victory. The map's aesthetic screams vaporwave, complete with dazzling neon lights and a playground built for maximum mayhem.
Rocket jumping is now officially part of your Stumble Guys arsenal. Soar through the air amidst the chaos, dodge incoming rockets, and execute game-changing plays. Check out the Rocket Doom 4v4 mode in action below.
As part of the first console anniversary celebrations, Stumble Guys is hosting daily in-game giveaways. Make sure to log in and grab your share of the goodies. The update also enhances crossplay functionality, allowing seamless teamwork or competition with friends across different consoles.
Ready for some new challenges? You can download Stumble Guys from the Google Play Store. Before you go, don't miss our upcoming news on Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space Global Version celebrating its 6th Anniversary.
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