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Bumpy

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Control a bouncing head to collect all items on bouncy platforms, avoiding fire and using destructible paths.

Bumpy was developed and published by Loriciels, with the DOS version released in 1989. The original game also debuted in 1989 on platforms such as Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, and Commodore 64, making the DOS release year consistent with the original release year.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1989
Size
216.05 KB
Version
BUMPY.EXE
Rating
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About Bumpy

Bumpy is a game where the player controls a head that moves by bouncing. The objective on each screen is to collect every item, after which an exit becomes available to proceed. Movement involves directing the head left or right while also controlling the height of its bounce, a mechanic comparable to that seen in Mappy.

The environment consists of bouncy platforms, most of which are standard. Some platforms possess special properties; for instance, certain ones can be destroyed to open new paths. Others are hazardous, like platforms on fire, which are fatal unless the player has first collected a protective water droplet.

This title later received a 16-bit remake titled Pop-Up, which was subsequently ported back to the Amstrad CPC. It is the first entry in a series featuring its central character.

Bumpy Screenshots

6 images
Title screen
First level
Picked up everything, no to the exit
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4