Blumgi Splash
Blumgi Splash
By: Blumgi
Blumgi Splash
Blumgi Splash
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Blumgi Splash Unblocked

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Blumgi Splash

Blumgi Splash is a physics puzzle where the blob never moves on its own. It sits on a platform above the water, and you get it down by blowing it off: aim a bomb, hold to charge the throw, release, and the explosion sends the blob flying. The goal on every level is a splash.

Bombs are the puzzle. Each level gives you a limited number of charges of a few types: the standard bomb, a big bomb, a mini, a sticky bomb that clings where it lands, and a cluster bomb that scatters. Ice blocks shatter, bridge planks snap, and suspended platforms swing, so many levels are about what to destroy before you push the blob. Slime ghosts show up in later worlds, there are 20 worlds in all, a paint mode changes the look, a skip option exists for a stuck level, and a two-player mode shares the screen.

How to play Blumgi Splash?

Look at what is holding the blob up before you throw anything; breaking a plank is often cheaper than pushing. Charge less than full for a nudge and full for a launch, and use the sticky bomb when you need the blast in an exact spot. Count your charges, because a wasted big bomb usually means a restart.

Controls

Desktop: click and hold to aim and charge a bomb, release to throw; click the bomb icons to switch type. Touch screens: press, drag and release.

Blumgi Splash unblocked

Blumgi Splash runs right here in the browser with nothing to install, so it plays on school Chromebooks and other locked-down networks.

Similar games on Speghetti Edition

  • Blumgi Bounce is the sibling about timing one bounce onto the target.
  • Blumgi Slime launches the blob itself with charged jumps.
  • Blumgi Racers is the wheeled Blumgi game about ridiculous vehicles.

Who created Blumgi Splash?

Blumgi Splash was created by Blumgi and published on Poki; it runs on Blumgi's own engine with matter.js physics.

Can I play Blumgi Splash on mobile and desktop?

Yes. Aiming is press, drag and release, so it works with a mouse or a finger, and the two-player mode is easiest on a desktop.