What is NoomiClone?
You're watching a gymnastics routine, thinking "I could land that," and knowing you absolutely could not. NoomiClone is a ragdoll physics gymnastics game where you control a floppy athlete one move at a time, stringing together bar swings, mid-air spins, and floor tumbles that either stick the landing or end in a heap.
The hook is timing. You tap to release from a bar, tuck or arch in the air, and catch the next one if your momentum lines up. Miss it and you fall. Nail it and you can chain another move. Physics handles the rest: a late tuck changes your spin, an early release sends you wide, and momentum from one swing carries into the next. Tumbling mode swaps bars for ramps and platforms, so you're launching backflips off boxes and threading parkour lines instead.
What stands out:
- 12 maps in Bar mode span classic gym setups, trampolines, city rails, and calisthenics parks, each with different layouts and grab points.
- Tumbling mode adds 6 obstacle-filled maps with moving blocks, quarter pipes, and ledges built for chaining flips and parkour vaults.
- A replay editor lets you scrub through your best runs, save them as videos, and toggle tap visualization on screen.
- Customizable controls mean you can drag and resize every button to fit your grip and screen size.
- High frame rate support keeps play smooth on 90 Hz and 120 Hz displays, and slow motion helps you nail tricky releases.
Ragdoll physics and move combos
The move list covers tucks, pikes, layouts, squats, twists in both directions, flash kicks, and stuck landings. You control one input at a time, so a backflip combo on the floor is a sequence of taps: launch, tuck, open, land. Bar work adds regrabs to the mix. Let go too early and you undershoot. Hold too long and you sail past. The game tracks regrab streaks, which unlock skins, or you can buy them with in-game coins.
Other ragdoll gymnastics games
Flip Master leans on trampoline bounces and aerial stunts over horizontal bars, while Stickman Dismounting centers on high-impact ragdoll crashes through obstacle courses. NoomiClone splits the difference with bar-based gymnastics mechanics and a replay system that saves runs as videos with on-screen tap overlays, something neither of those lean into.
This suits players who like precision-timing challenges and physics sandboxes where momentum matters more than scripted animations. The grind for skins through regrabs can feel slow over long sessions, and in-app purchases range from $1.99 to $26.99 if you want to skip it. Ads show up between runs unless you pay to remove them.
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