Is Stumble Guys safe for kids?
Worth watching
Colorful multiplayer party game; fun for kids, watch for in-app spending and online interactions.
How that verdict changes by age
Not recommended · Below the app's own minimum age (7+)
Handle with care · Strangers can message your child
| Minimum age | 7 |
|---|---|
| Strangers can contact | Yes |
| Location sharing | No |
| Disappearing messages | Not verified |
| Parental visibility | Limited |
What to do
Fine for 10+. The gameplay is lighthearted and family-friendly, but monitor playtime and spending—cosmetic purchases and seasonal events encourage continuous engagement. Mute chat or restrict online interaction if your child is under 13.
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What it actually is
Stumble Guys is a free-to-play multiplayer party royale game where up to 32 players compete in obstacle courses and elimination challenges. Players customize characters, unlock skins and emotes, and compete in tournaments to climb leaderboards. The game features cross-play between mobile and Steam with frequent limited-time events and brand crossovers.
Check in-game settings for:
- Chat & Communication: Disable or restrict player messaging to trusted friends only
- Notifications: Turn off push notifications for events and special offers to reduce spending temptation
- Privacy Settings: Review who can add your child as a friend and see their profile
- Parental Controls: Use device-level app purchase restrictions (iOS Screen Time, Android Family Link) to limit in-app spending on cosmetics
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Added June 2026
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