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Fall Guys and Fortnite are now crossing over in a huge way. Players are now able to play Fortnite and enjoy some sweet obstacle course challenges, even in the middle of a battle royale match. Here’s where to find the Fall Guys Bean Idols in Fortnite matches and how to start this special challenge.
Where are the Fall Guys Bean Idols in Fortnite?
There is only one place where players are able to find the Bean Idols in the middle of battle royale matches. If you would like to take on these intense obstacle coursed timed challenges, you’ll need to land or head to Classy Courts. This is the named location in the snowy area in the northeastern corner of the island.
You will likely see the massive obstacle course in the sky hovering above Classy Courts here. (I noticed it right away.) But your goal isn’t to aim to land there. Instead, you want to land at Classy Courts and look for one of the golden Bean Idols here. They are massive statues that randomly spawn all over this area. They are huge and easy to see, so it shouldn’t be a problem finding one. Just don’t get eliminated before you do.
How do I start and complete the Bean Idols Fall Guys Challenge in Fortnite?
Once you find one of the Fall Guys Bean Idols in Fortnite, interact with it. This will start the obstacle course challenge. How it works is you have to complete the random course before the timer runs out. There are three tiers of rewards and the faster you finish it, the better rewards you’ll get.
Your goal is to jump, bounce, and sprint your way to the finish line where the crown is. If you can reach the crown in time, you will be transported back to Classy Courts. You’ll be able to glide wherever you want while a bean follows you. Wherever you land, the bean will turn into rewards. Even the most basic bronze rewards usually include some weapons and enough shield potions for full shields, so it is worth it to try. I suggest doing so at the start of a match.
Fortnite is available for free right now for Android, Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
