Blumgi Slime

Blumgi Slime is a colorful physics platform game from Blumgi where your character cannot walk normally. Instead, the slime moves by jumping. You hold the control to build jump power, release it at the right moment, and try to land safely on platforms until you reach the checkered finish.

What I like about the game is how much it gets from one control. A short press creates a small jump, while holding longer sends the slime farther. That sounds simple, but judging the right amount of power becomes more important as platforms, gaps, traps, and moving obstacles appear.

Game Detail	Information
Game	Blumgi Slime
Developer	Blumgi
Creator	Loïc Roger
Genre	Platform, Arcade, Physics
Gameplay	Charge-and-release jumping
Controls	Hold and release mouse or touch
Supported Devices	Desktop, Phone, Tablet
Poki Release	February 2023
Latest Verified Poki Update	July 2024
Mobile Update	June 2, 2025
Levels	150 in the current mobile edition
Current Poki Rating	4.3
Current Poki Votes	1M+
Modes	Single-player, Two-player
Multiplayer	Local two-player

Poki identifies Blumgi as the developer and describes the game around one main idea: hold the action button to charge a jump, then release when you think the slime has enough power to reach the next platform.

How Blumgi Slime Works

Each stage gives you a small platforming challenge.

Your slime does not run left and right in the usual way.

Instead, you:

• Hold the control
• Build jump strength
• Release
• Fly through the level
• Land on another platform
• Repeat until you reach the finish

The goal is the checkered platform at the end of the stage.

Blumgi Slime Controls

The browser version has one main control:

• Hold left mouse button: Build jump power
• Release mouse button: Jump

On phone and tablet:

• Touch and hold: Build power
• Release your finger: Jump

Poki confirms that the game works on desktop, phone, and tablet.

The Slime Can Only Move By Jumping

This is the mechanic that defines the game.

You do not have separate left and right movement keys.

Every movement comes from a jump.

That means each jump has two jobs:

move the slime forward and place it somewhere useful for the next jump.

Hold Longer For A Stronger Jump

The amount of time you hold the control changes the jump.

A quick hold creates a shorter movement.

A longer hold builds more power.

The official App Store description confirms the same system and says holding longer makes the slime travel farther.

That makes timing the main skill.

Short Jumps Are Often Better Than Maximum Power

One mistake I made at first was holding the button too long on almost every platform.

That works for large gaps.

It creates problems on smaller platforms.

A short controlled jump can be much safer when the destination is close.

Look At The Landing Area First

Before charging the jump, I like to look at the platform I want to reach.

Ask:

How far is it?

Is it above or below me?

Is there another obstacle nearby?

Where would I like to land for the following jump?

Thinking about the landing spot makes the next move easier.

The Finish Platform Is Easy To Recognize

Each level ends when you reach the checkered platform.

Poki specifically identifies this as the stage objective.

That gives every level a clear destination.

You do not need to collect every object or find a hidden exit before moving on.

Obstacles Change Between Stages

Poki says each stage introduces new colors and obstacle types.

This keeps the one-button mechanic from feeling exactly the same throughout the game.

The control never becomes complicated.

The level design does.

Spikes Add More Precision

Some stages include spikes and other hazards.

These make accurate landings more important.

A jump can have enough distance and still fail if the slime lands in the wrong place.

The useful approach is to aim for safe platform space rather than only trying to clear the largest distance possible.

Gaps Test Jump Strength

Wide gaps are the most obvious use of the charging mechanic.

Hold too briefly and the slime may not reach the next platform.

Hold too long and you may overshoot.

The challenge is finding the useful middle point.

New Levels Change The Rhythm

One stage might reward longer jumps.

The next may require several smaller ones.

That is why copying the exact same hold time repeatedly does not work well.

The game asks you to judge each situation separately.

Learn Through Small Adjustments

If a jump narrowly misses, I would not completely change the timing on the next attempt.

Try holding slightly longer or slightly shorter.

Small corrections make it easier to understand how much power the slime needs.

Landing Position Matters

Reaching a platform is only part of the problem.

Where you land affects the next move.

Landing near the useful edge can make the following gap easier.

Landing in an awkward spot may require a more difficult correction.

This creates a small planning layer beneath the simple controls.

Do Not Rush The Charge

There is little benefit in releasing before you have checked the next platform.

The game is designed around judging distance.

Take a moment.

Look at the target.

Then decide how much power you need.

Different Colors Keep The Game Fresh

Poki highlights changing colors as part of the stage variety.

The bright minimalist art makes platforms and hazards easy to recognize.

That is helpful because the game is built around quick visual judgment.

The Visual Style Is Intentionally Simple

Blumgi games often use clean shapes, bright colors, and expressive characters.

That works especially well here.

The background does not distract from the platform you are trying to reach.

The important parts of the level remain easy to see.

Blumgi Slime Has 150 Levels On Mobile

The official App Store version states that Blumgi Slime contains 150 levels.

This level count is confirmed directly by the current official mobile listing.

The browser version shares the same main game design, but because Poki does not currently publish an exact browser-stage total on its page, I would describe 150 levels as confirmed for the current mobile edition rather than silently assuming every browser build is identical.

Two-Player Mode Is Available

The current App Store and Google Play versions both advertise Two Players Mode.

Poki’s game description also says you can play solo or with a friend in two-player mode.

This adds another way to play after learning the single-player levels.

Local Multiplayer Fits The Simple Controls

Because the game only needs a small number of inputs, local multiplayer is easy to understand.

Both players deal with the same core challenge:

judge jump strength and reach the finish.

There is no complicated control layout to learn first.

Start With Single-Player

I would still begin alone.

Single-player is the easiest place to understand:

• Short jumps
• Long jumps
• Platform spacing
• Obstacle timing
• Landing position

Once the charge-and-release system feels natural, two-player mode becomes easier to enjoy.

The Mobile Version Was Updated In 2025

Google Play currently lists:

Updated: June 2, 2025.

Its update notes mention the two-player mode and minor bug fixes.

This is newer than Poki’s browser update date.

The two timelines should stay separate.

Browser And Mobile Update Dates Are Different

The current timeline is:

Poki release: February 2023
Latest Poki update: July 2024
Current Google Play update: June 2, 2025

Poki provides the browser dates, while Google Play provides the mobile update.

A newer mobile update does not automatically mean every browser host received the exact same build.

Who Created Blumgi Slime?

Blumgi Slime was created by Blumgi.

Poki describes Blumgi as a game studio based in France.

A 2026 Poki developer interview identifies Loïc Roger as the solo developer behind Blumgi Games and specifically names Blumgi Slime among his catalogue.

Loïc Roger Started In Animation

Poki’s developer feature says Loïc Roger began his career in animation before moving into game development.

That background fits the strong visual identity of the Blumgi games.

Characters are simple, but their movement and reactions have a lot of personality.

Blumgi Is A French Developer

Poki describes Blumgi as France-based, and the current Google Play developer information lists Blumgi in France as well.

This gives the developer attribution a clear first-party and platform-backed source.

Other Blumgi Games

Poki currently connects Blumgi Slime with titles including:

• Blumgi Rocket
• Blumgi Ball
• Blumgi Castle
• Swingo
• Blumgi Soccer
• Blumgi Merge
• Blumgi Dragon
• Blumgi Racers
• Blumgi Bloom
• Blumgi Paintball
• Blumgi Bounce

Several of these games share the same bright visual style and simple control philosophy.

Blumgi Rocket Uses Another Simple Movement Idea

Blumgi Rocket also builds its game around unusual movement rather than a traditional platform-control system.

That is a recurring idea across Blumgi’s catalogue.

The developer often starts with one easy-to-understand mechanic and builds increasingly tricky levels around it.

Blumgi Castle Adds Local Multiplayer

Blumgi Castle is another Blumgi title with local multiplayer and support across desktop, phone, and tablet.

Its controls are different, but the same simple-session design appears there too.

Blumgi Bounce Keeps The Charge Mechanic

Blumgi Bounce, released later, also uses a hold-and-release power system.

In that game the mechanic is used to send a ball toward a basketball hoop.

That makes it especially familiar for players who already understand Blumgi Slime.

Blumgi Paintball Comes From The Same Series Family

Blumgi Paintball is another later game from the studio, developed as Blumgi × Puya. It supports local multiplayer and mobile devices.

Its gameplay is different, but the colorful characters and short rounds keep the same broad Blumgi feel.

Release Date

Poki currently lists:

Release: February 2023.

This is the clearest verified browser release date for the current Poki edition.

Latest Browser Update

Poki currently lists:

Latest update: July 2024.

That should be used for the Mopoga browser details rather than the newer mobile update.

Supported Devices

The current Poki page officially supports:

• Desktop
• Phone
• Tablet

The one-button control adapts especially well between mouse and touchscreen devices.

Desktop Play

On desktop, use the mouse.

Hold the left mouse button to charge.

Release it to jump.

That is the entire main control system.

The larger screen can make longer platform distances easier to judge.

Phone And Tablet Play

On mobile, the same mechanic uses touch input.

Hold your finger down.

Release when you think the slime has enough power.

The official App Store edition supports iPhone and iPad, while Google Play supports phones, tablets, and compatible Windows PCs.

Current Blumgi Slime Rating

The current Poki listing shows approximately:

4.3 from more than 1,020,000 votes.

That is a very large vote total for a browser platform game.

The exact count changes over time, so it should be treated as a current platform snapshot.

Is Blumgi Slime Multiplayer?

Yes.

The current game supports:

• Single-player
• Two-player mode

Poki and the official mobile listings both confirm two-player support.

It is best described as local multiplayer rather than remote online matchmaking.

Common Blumgi Slime Mistakes

One common mistake is fully charging every jump.

Another is looking only at the next platform without thinking about where the slime will land.

Players can also make a huge timing change after a very small miss.

Another mistake is rushing into the next jump before checking the new obstacle layout.

A Better Way To Play

Start by testing a few short jumps.

Then try longer holds.

Pay attention to how much extra distance each bit of charge adds.

Before every jump, look at the landing platform.

If you miss narrowly, change the timing only slightly.

Once the controls feel predictable, focus more on landing position and obstacle layout.

The useful rhythm is:

look → hold → judge power → release → land → repeat

Related Categories

Blumgi Slime fits naturally into:

• Platform Games
• Arcade Games
• Physics Games
• Slime Games
• Skill Games
• Two-Player Games
• Mobile Games
• Local Multiplayer Games

Poki currently places it under Arcade Games and also links it with its wider Blumgi game catalogue.

What Makes Blumgi Slime Different?

Blumgi Slime gets almost everything from one input.

You cannot walk around normally.

You cannot use a traditional directional control system.

You hold.

Build power.

Release.

Then deal with wherever the slime lands.

That one mechanic supports changing platform layouts, gaps, traps, colorful environments, 150 confirmed mobile levels, and a two-player mode.

The result is easy to understand within seconds, but the later stages still ask you to judge distance carefully.

That balance between extremely simple controls and increasingly tricky platform placement is what gives Blumgi Slime its identity.