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Checked 1 Oct 2026 · store version 2.2.0 · released 25 Sep 2026
NoomiClone is a free physics flipping game. Google Play calls it a “Gymnastics / Calisthenics / Parkour Flipping Simulator”: bar mode for bar tricks, tumbling mode for backflip combos. The browser build on itch.io needs no download.
The browser build is loaded from the developer’s itch.io player, not a local re-upload. Its documented keyboard controls are left arrow to arch, spacebar to tuck, up arrow to let go and R to reset. The screenshots show a red floor, blue sky and a regrabs counter. This is an independent, unofficial guide, not the developer’s website.
The developer’s itch.io page links Google Play and the App Store. HTML5 on itch.io is by jamesnorth, In development and made with Unity. Play lists Android and Windows* (*Powered by Intel technology) under NoomiClone Dev, package com.JamesWest.NoomiClone. App Store seller Matthew Jones requires iOS 15.0 or later. RuStore lists the same package as single-player, but marks it imported from an external source; developer publication there is not verified.
The Play page said “Updated on Sep 25, 2026” and showed version 2.2.0. The App Store currentVersionReleaseDate is 2026-09-25, and the first releaseDate is 2020-12-30. I am not treating “Windows*” as a separate desktop installer. The store footnote is the whole official explanation.
Google Play’s What’s new for 2.2.0, copied on 1 Oct 2026: saving a replay renders straight to the gallery; a save screen sets quality, FPS, speed and slow motion; Show Taps draws taps on replays after you turn on Show Buttons. Higher quality and 60 FPS saves cost 1 HQ credit (an ad gives 5, or Remove Ads unlocks them). The note ends with “Lots of fixes and polish.”
The Play and App Store listings are free and both say the game contains ads and in-app purchases. The itch.io page is a free HTML5 build.
Yes in a desktop browser via the itch.io build. Google Play also says “Available on Android, Windows*” with the Intel technology footnote. There is no separate official Windows installer listed on the itch.io page.