NoomiClone

NoomiClone is a physics-based sports game that lets you move freestyle. Control Noomi through swings, flips, twists, and bar regrabs while using realistic momentum to create your own routines.

Build a Routine From Every Movement

NoomiClone puts you in direct control of a ragdoll gymnast instead of giving you a fixed trick sequence. A swing can lead into a release, an aerial rotation, and a regrab, with each movement affecting what happens next.

The physics system makes body position especially important. Arching changes the movement through the swing, tucking affects rotation, and the release point determines the direction of the aerial phase. Small changes can produce a completely different result.

From Bar Swings to Aerial Tricks

The game includes 12 Bar maps, ranging from Classic and Trampoline to City and Workout Park. Each environment gives you another space for experimenting with swings, releases, and regrabs.

Tricks You Can Combine

Trick Type	What You Can Do
Bar Tricks	Swing, release, and regrab the bar to maintain a routine.
Flips	Perform front flips, back flips, and other aerial rotations.
Twists	Add directional twists while Noomi is airborne.
Body Positions	Use tuck, arch, pike, layout, and squat positions to change movement.
Tumbling	Use ramps, boxes, platforms, and moving blocks for floor-based combinations.
Combo Moves	Connect flips, twists, releases, and landings into longer sequences.

Take the Routine Into Tumbling

Tumbling mode changes the setup from bar work to a collection of objects designed for aerial movement. Six Tumbling maps include boxes, ramps, platforms, and moving blocks that can be used to create lines of flips and parkour-inspired movements.

Let Physics Decide the Next Move

Momentum carries through each part of a routine, so the same input can produce different results depending on Noomi's current position. A well-timed release can send the character into a clean rotation, while a different body position can change the speed and direction of that rotation.

NoomiClone Controls

Left Arrow - Arch.
Spacebar - Tuck.
Up Arrow - Release from the bar.
R - Reset the character.

More Ways to Practice

You can also customize the control buttons by moving and resizing them. The game supports 90 Hz and 120 Hz displays, includes 17 languages, and allows progress to be saved with optional sign-in.

Create Your Own Gymnastics Line

There is no single routine that defines NoomiClone. The fun comes from connecting movements through physics and seeing how different body positions affect the next phase. Keep refining the release, rotation, and regrab to create longer gymnastics combinations in your own style. Have more fun with: Basket Random or Gym Star Simulator!