Bump

Bump is a top-down car battle: drag a virtual stick to steer, ram rivals so they leave the shrinking arena or hit the spinning blades, and be the last car alive to win the round.

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Bump

A shrinking arena full of rival cars

Bump is a battle arena on wheels. About a dozen cars roll around a circular road that keeps shrinking, while spinning blade blocks drift across the space in the middle. Bumping builds your energy, kills level your car up, and every round ends with a single survivor.

Be the last car alive

The round is a battle royale: drive off the edge or touch a blade and you are out. The last car left on the road wins, and the result screen totals your rank, kills and points. Kill streaks are tracked too — chain two or more in a short window for extra messages and bragging rights.

Press, hold and drag a virtual stick

Touch or click anywhere and drag: the virtual stick appears under your finger or cursor and your car turns toward its angle, driving on its own at a steady speed. Release to keep the current heading. A stunned car ignores the stick until the stun wears off.

Survive the countdown first

After the three-two-one countdown, spend the opening seconds reading the blade paths and the road edge while your energy fills. Stay off both hazards, nudge a rival only when a collision looks safe, and keep an eye on the road line — it pulls inward the whole round.

Turn a stun into a shove

Every hit stuns both cars briefly, and a full-energy ram sends the victim flying. Line up so that your bump leaves the rival pointing at a blade or the edge, then follow it while it cannot steer. The arena does the killing — you just supply the direction.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get a kill in Bump?

A car is eliminated when it drives off the shrinking road edge or touches one of the spinning blade blocks. The car that bumped it last is credited with the kill and levels up, so shove a rival toward a blade or the edge to earn the credit.

What does the energy bar do?

Energy fills while you drive and every bump adds to it. At full energy you get a speed boost with a bright tail, and a full-energy ram sends the other car flying and knocks it dizzy, which is the perfect setup for pushing someone out of the arena.

Why can't I steer all of a sudden?

Head-on collisions stun both cars for a moment. While stunned you keep your current heading and cannot change direction, so pick your angle before the crash lands — and use an opponent's stun to line up your own shove.