Trampoline Tricks
An original colorful indoor trampoline game with an articulated recreational jumper, a deforming woven bed, modeled springs, padded frame, beams, lights and bleachers. Complete 48 seeded routines of seven or eight balanced landings. Holding LOAD during downward compression stores energy; release timing changes the spring impulse and next flight height. Holding TUCK accelerates the selected rotation axis, while opening damps angular velocity. Measured rotation, height, lateral position and lateral speed decide landings, not a scripted trick animation. Flips arrive in routine 4, alternating soft/deep impact-energy bands in 8, twist goals in 12, mixed routines in 20 and seeded drift plus double flips in 28. Three forgiving opening routines precede precision challenges. Earn stars, best scores and unlocks on this device; the UTC Daily gives everyone the same routine and awards a win-only streak. Friends compare identical seeded solo routines; there is no synchronized shared trampoline. This is a virtual arcade toy, not real-world trampoline coaching.
How to play
- Hold the large LOAD pad as the virtual bed sinks; release near compression to add bounce energy. The height ribbon shows the required flight band.
- In the air, select Flip or Twist and hold TUCK to rotate. Release to spread and slow down before the displayed full-turn target.
- Drag the held pad left or right, or use the arrow pads while open, to land upright over the yellow + marker. Space holds, F/T select axes, arrows steer and Esc pauses.
Tips
- The first three routines lock aerial rotation so you can learn the spring and center marker without a surprise flip.
- Open before reaching the target angle: residual angular momentum continues briefly. A held tuck through contact is not a balanced landing.
- A deep ribbon needs more bounce energy than a soft ribbon. Fewer setbacks and accurate alignment earn more points; pause and restart the same routine if needed.
Questions
Do friends bounce in the same arena?
No. Three or more human room members independently play the same seeded solo routine. The shared Kit supplies live score comparisons, its Pip computer benchmark and the final podium. Pip is a shared score comparator, not another physically simulated athlete.
How realistic is the trampoline?
The game integrates gravity, a damped vertical spring, player compression impulses, angular acceleration and opening drag, plus one lateral steering axis. The cloth and springs are procedural visual approximations, not a full soft-body or biomechanics model. A bounded virtual launch-speed cap and padded lateral rebounds keep the jumper in the gym.
What persists, and how does Daily work?
Best points, routine unlocks and earned stars persist through Kit.store. Daily uses the UTC start date and seed; only a completed win earns that date, at most once. Consecutive earned dates extend the streak; gaps reset it. Animation frames are not saved.
What happens when graphics or the page pause?
A hidden tab pauses controls and the solo timer until deliberate resume. Pause offers resume and restart. Context loss shows an actionable graphics message and restores into pause when WebGL returns; reload recovers saved progress. The external room clock continues during a personal pause.
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