Bump Pop

Name: Bump Pop
Rating: 4.5 (28626 reviews)
Author: Rollic Games

By: Rollic Games App

Clone Balls, Dodge & Multiply

Overview

Version:

103.2.12

Last updated: 2026-07-17

Ranking

#9,528 ▼ 14

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Bump Pop is a hyper-casual runner where you launch a ball, hit bumpers, and clone your way to victory. Each perfect bounce multiplies your balls, creating a growing army to conquer the track with momentum and chaos.

Drag and drop to launch, curve around obstacles, and dodge traps as a single ball becomes a bouncing horde. With smooth physics, satisfying controls, and endless replayability, every run offers a new path to domination.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Rollic Games

Rating:

4.50

(28,626) 34 new ratings

Version:

103.2.12 Last updated: 2026-07-17

Version code:

888399502

Creation date:

2022-06-24

Compatible devices:

Size:

332.50MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-23

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 9,528 ▼ 14

Other platforms

Bump Pop (v103.2.12)

11,053,408 3.21

(21,977)

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Rollic Games

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bump-pop/id1631334873

Website:

http://rollicgames.com

User Reviews

The core ball-pop gameplay is fun and relaxing, with some variety in scenery. However, players repeatedly report pervasive ads, a disliked Progressive-themed overhaul, and frequent bugs that break play (blank screens, missing balls). A key issue is balls disappearing off-screen as the camera chases the lead ball, causing loss of progress. Additional concerns include forced upgrades and RNG-heavy levels, plus occasional no-ads purchases not taking effect. Overall, gameplay is solid but monetization and stability issues dominate sentiment.

Pros

Fun and satisfying ball-pop gameplay.
Relaxing vibe with varied scenery (enjoyed before the monetization overhaul).
Casual, easy-to-pick-up gameplay that’s quick to play.

Cons

Excessive and intrusive ads, including ads with no rewards and ads on almost every level.
Progressive branding/theming overhaul is disliked and there’s no clear option to disable it.
Frequent bugs and stability issues (blank screens, stuck UI, levels crashing, balls not appearing).
Balls disappearing when off-screen due to camera chasing the lead ball, causing loss of progress.
Upgrades feel forced, often meaningless, and levels can rely on RNG rather than skill (with some reports of no-ads purchases not applying).

Recent reviews

I am enjoying this game, but it’s frustrating that it doesn’t sync with my iPad. I enjoy playing on both my phone and tablet, but my levels and purchases don’t transfer, which is frustrating.

by Su*****, 2026-07-02

The game honestly was a bit boring and for some unknown reason, the game asks that you must be 18+ to play the game… I don’t know what that’s about when this is just a game about rolling balls into other balls to make more balls… very weird. The game I guess functions as it should, but it’s just incredibly boring unfortunately.