About PLUKI

PLUKI is a one-button hopping game. Pluki is a glossy orange ball sitting on a pad, and the next pad is a short gap away. Hold anywhere on the screen to wind up, and let go to hop: the longer you hold, the further Pluki goes. Land on the next pad and you score. Land inside the ring in its middle and it counts as a perfect, and perfects in a row are worth more each time. Fall short and Pluki just hops in place; overshoot or clip an edge and the run is over.

Every landing plucks a note, and a streak of perfects climbs the scale, so a good run plays a little song you can listen back to at the end. As the score goes up the light moves from morning to noon, dusk and night, and the pads get smaller, further apart and eventually start to move. Flower-shaped pads pay a bonus for a perfect.

How to play

Press and hold anywhere. Pluki squashes down and the pad sinks while you hold. Space works too on a keyboard.
Let go to hop. Hold time sets the distance; Pluki turns to face the next pad on its own.
Aim for the ring in the middle of each pad. Perfects in a row score more and play higher notes.
When you fall, the result card shows your score, best, perfects and the song your hops played. Press again to start a new run.

Made by Josh Hamburger in Canada. Rendered in 3D with three.js, free in the browser, works on phones. Your best score is kept in your browser.