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Blumgi Bounce is a basketball-hoop shooting game from Blumgi, the studio behind a whole family of physics-toy browser games. The idea is simple — line up a shot and get the ball through the hoop — but the level list builds an obstacle course of moving and tilted baskets, ramps and tricky angles around that one idea instead of just resetting you to a plain net every time.
You build power by holding down your shot and letting go to release it: hold longer and the ball flies harder and further. It also supports local two-player, so a second player can join on the same device and shoot for their own hoop and score, which makes it work as a quick head-to-head as easily as a solo run through the levels.
Controls
Solo, it's mouse or touch only: click or tap and hold to build up power, then let go to shoot toward the hoop. In local two-player mode, each player gets an assigned key to charge and release their own shot, so you can hand a second player the keyboard while you keep the mouse.
Tips
- Watch how long you hold before releasing — the charge meter controls the shot's power, so a quick tap undershoots and a long hold can send the ball well past the hoop.
- Take a moment to watch the basket before committing to a shot on the trickier levels — several of them use moving or tilted hoops rather than a fixed one.
It's built for short sessions, either alone working through the level list or passing the keyboard back and forth for a quick two-player round, and it runs straight in the browser with nothing to install.
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