RELEASE DATE30.12.20205 years ago
DOWNLOADS<5K
REVENUE<5K$
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Swing, flip and twist through a physics playground built for calisthenics, gymnastics, parkour and freerunning moves. Noomi is a ragdoll gymnast you control one move at a time. Tuck, pike, arch or lay out in mid-air, add twists, let go of the bar and catch the next one. It's all real physics: momentum and spin carry through every move, so no two runs play out the same. FEATURES • 18 maps: 12 bar maps, from Classic and Trampoline to City and Workout Park, plus 6 tumbling maps with boxes, ramps, platforms and moving blocks • Moves: tuck, pike, arch, layout, squat, twists both ways, flash kicks, stuck landings and bar regrabs • Slow motion to nail your timing • Replays: scrub through your best runs and save them to Photos as videos, with your taps shown on screen if you like • Make the controls yours: move and resize every button • Unlock skins with regrabs, or buy them with NoomiCoins • Back up your progress with an optional sign-in • Play in 17 languages Made by a solo developer in Unity. Feedback shapes every update, so please leave a review!

Ranking history for the last 30 days
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NoomiClone at a glance

NoomiClone is a Games app from Matthew Jones first released in 2020. It holds a rating of 4.1 from 330 ratings on the App Store. This page keeps its chart position for every day we have data, so you can see when NoomiClone entered a chart, how far it climbed, and which countries and categories it holds today. Comparing it against other Games apps in the same market is usually more informative than its absolute rank, because category size differs sharply between stores.

How NoomiClone is tracked

Positions are Apple's own App Store chart placements for NoomiClone by Matthew Jones, rebuilt daily across 18 countries and every category. The ranking history above is the raw chart position on each day, not a modelled estimate.

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