NoomiClone has a developer-hosted browser edition and mobile apps. They share the physics-flipping idea, but should not be treated as identical releases. Choose a version based on your device and the features you want to practice.
A quick platform comparison
| Browser edition | Android / iOS apps | |
|---|---|---|
| Where to start | Developer’s itch.io page | Google Play or the App Store |
| Input reference | Four documented keyboard inputs | On-screen controls and in-app settings |
| Best starting use | Trying the classic bar experience on a computer | Playing the mobile release on a supported phone or tablet |
| Feature reference | The browser build itself | Release notes for your installed app version |
| Installation | Open the HTML5 build in a browser | Install through the official store |
Our PC guide walks through browser setup. The download page has both mobile store links.
Twists and replays belong to a specific version
The iOS version history lists twists and replays in version 2.0.0, followed by adjustable twist speed and per-attempt replay clips in 2.1.0. Version 2.2.0 adds replay-saving options and tap indicators.
These are mobile release notes. We have not verified those features in the classic browser build, so a mobile replay tutorial should not be presented as a browser feature guide. Android and iOS updates may also reach users at different times; check the listing on your own device.
Why does a video show a different map?
A clip might have been recorded in another release, on another platform, or even in a game inspired by NoomiClone. Start by comparing the controls and menu shown in the video with your own game.
If your menu does not contain a map selector or a particular feature, repeated keyboard shortcuts from unrelated tutorials will not necessarily reveal one. Use guidance written for the version you can actually access.
Which should you choose?
Choose the browser edition if you want a quick desktop introduction to swinging and releasing. Choose an official mobile app when you want to explore the features described in its current store listing.
For either version, learning a repeatable swing is a useful starting point. Our beginner guide and regrab practice guide explain that approach while marking platform-specific advice.
Sources and review date
Checked on September 30, 2026 against the itch.io game page, Google Play listing and App Store version history. Store information can change after this review.