Fall Guys turned chaotic obstacle courses into one of the most fun online party games around, and it's still got a loyal player base.
With rounds that fly by in just a couple of minutes each, players end up jumping into a lot of matches in one sitting.
Which naturally brings up one question for anyone playing on a limited connection.
So, how much internet data does Fall Guys use?
On average, Fall Guys uses somewhere around 40 to 100 MB of internet data per hour, landing closest to 60-70 MB per hour for a typical session.
That number is a category-based estimate rather than a game-specific measured test, and I've explained exactly why below.
In this article, I've broken this down honestly, including where the evidence is thinner than usual.
So, without any further ado, let us dive right into it!
Internet Data Usage of Fall Guys
I want to be upfront about this one: unlike most of the games I cover, there isn't a solid, dedicated measured test for Fall Guys specifically out there.
What I do have is solid data on the broader category Fall Guys belongs to: casual online multiplayer games with small-to-medium lobbies and simple, physics-based rounds rather than heavy graphics or constant voice traffic.
Multiple independent gaming-data guides consistently put this category at roughly 40 MB to 100 MB per hour, which is the range Fall Guys should realistically fall into given its lobby sizes and match structure.
One anecdotal player report on a gaming forum, someone who actually checked their own usage, came in at 41 to 136 MB per hour, which lines up reasonably with the category estimate, even if it's just one person's self-reported number.
Putting this together, my best working estimate for Fall Guys is around 65 MB of internet data per hour, sitting in the middle of the 40-100 MB range.
So, we can conclude that the internet data usage of Fall Guys is around 65 MB per hour, though treat this as a well-reasoned estimate rather than a precisely measured figure.
From this, it's pretty straightforward to figure out the weekly and monthly data consumption as well!
If you play Fall Guys for one hour every day for a week, the total internet data used would be around 455 MB per week.
And if you play for one hour every day throughout an entire month, the total data consumed would come out to around 1.90 GB per month.
Now, you might also want to know how much data Fall Guys uses based on how long you play each day.
I've put together a handy table below to help you with exactly that!
Here's the table:
| Playtime per day | Data usage per day | Data usage per week | Data usage per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 hour | 65 MB | 455 MB | 1.90 GB |
| 2 hours | 130 MB | 910 MB | 3.81 GB |
| 3 hours | 195 MB | 1.33 GB | 5.71 GB |
| 4 hours | 260 MB | 1.78 GB | 7.62 GB |
| 5 hours | 325 MB | 2.22 GB | 9.52 GB |
| 6 hours | 390 MB | 2.67 GB | 11.43 GB |
| 7 hours | 455 MB | 3.11 GB | 13.33 GB |
Note: The data usage of Fall Guys has been taken as 65 MB per hour in the above table, which is a reasoned estimate rather than a directly measured figure, since dedicated testing data for this specific game isn't publicly available.
Does Fall Guys use a LOT of Internet data?
No, even at the higher end of the estimate, Fall Guys sits comfortably in the moderate range for online games, nowhere near heavy data usage.
Its match structure works in its favor here. Rounds are short, lobbies are relatively small compared to a battle royale, and there's no graphically demanding streaming involved, it's mostly physics data and player positions being synced.
As with most games, the biggest data hit tends to be install size and season updates rather than actual play. Fall Guys installs at around 1-2 GB on PC and console, and it's grown over time as new content and cosmetics have been added.
If you play regularly and want a more precise number for your own setup, monitoring your data usage for a session or two through your phone or router's built-in tools will give you a far more accurate figure than any estimate, including this one.
Conclusion
In this article, I've answered one of the most commonly asked questions among Fall Guys players: how much internet data the game actually uses.
I've also been upfront about the fact that this is a well-reasoned estimate based on similar games, since dedicated Fall Guys-specific testing data just isn't out there.
I'll update this article the moment more reliable, game-specific data becomes available.
Note: The data in this article is up-to-date, as of 24th July 2026.
Now, I'd love to hear from you:
Do you still play Fall Guys? If yes, have you ever checked your own data usage while playing?
If so, I'd genuinely love to hear the real number in the comments, it would help make this article more accurate for everyone else!
Either way, feel free to drop a comment below and let me know!
Cheers,
Raj Oberoi