Hold to compress the spring, release to fire the ball across the gap, and land it on the next crumbling platform.
👆 Hold to charge — release to jump ← All gamesBounce turns a single held finger into a distance dial. The ball never moves on its own: it waits on its slab while a spring winds up underneath it, and the moment you let go it leaves at exactly the power you stored. Half a second of hold is a short hop, a full second clears a wide chasm, and everything in between is yours to judge by eye. A dotted arc previews where the launch will put you while you are still charging, so the game is honest about the maths — the difficulty is committing to a release point before the slab under you gives way. The whole thing runs free in any browser, on phone or desktop, with no download and no account.
Press and hold anywhere to charge, release to launch. Land anywhere on the next slab and you bank a hop bonus on top of the points ticking up every second you survive. Miss it — short into the void or long past its far edge — and the run ends. Each slab starts burning down the instant you touch it: the surface line reddens, cracks spread, and a few seconds later it collapses out from under you. Slabs get narrower, gaps get wider and fuses get shorter the longer you last.
Watch the dotted arc, not the power bar — the arc already accounts for the shorter hang time you get at higher difficulty. Landing near the right-hand edge of a slab shortens your next gap, so aim long-ish when you have the power to spare. Don't sit on a fresh slab admiring the preview; the fuse is running. If precise release timing is your thing, try Beam, Stack, or Climb.