The developer's current website lists 20 included NoomiClone maps: 12 bar maps, 6 tumbling maps and 2 water maps. The mobile app also has Map Maker for player-made environments. These are mobile features, separate from the classic itch.io browser bar game on our homepage.
Complete included map list
| Mode | Maps named by the developer |
|---|---|
| Bar — 12 | Classic, Indoors, The W, Trampoline, New Classic, Diamond, Ladders, Old Classic, Spikes, Gears, City, Workout Park |
| Tumbling — 6 | Flat, Precisions, Boxes, Platforms, Ramps, Moving Blocks |
| Water — 2 | Diving Platforms, Lagoon |
These names follow the English official site so you can match them with clips and map discussions. Your app's language may change the displayed labels. Custom maps are additional player creations, not part of this included-map count.
Which map types are documented?
| Environment | What the official sources describe | A useful practice goal |
|---|---|---|
| Bar | Maps including Classic, Trampoline, City and Workout Park | Compare a swing, release and reachable catch. |
| Tumbling | Six maps with boxes, ramps, platforms and moving blocks | Compare body position during a floor-based flip. |
| Water | Lagoon and Diving Platforms, added in mobile 2.4.0 | Explore diving and swimming; the notes say to hold Arch to swim. |
| Player-made | Maps built in Map Maker and shared by code | Read the creator's description before choosing a practice target. |
The practice goals in the table are our suggestions, not official difficulty rankings. Store descriptions still summarise the 12 bar and 6 tumbling maps; the developer's website separately lists the two water maps. The total of 20 here comes from that explicit official map list.
How to change maps
In the mobile app, use the map selection controls shown by your installed release. If a screenshot or video has a different menu, compare its version with yours. The 2.4.0 notes announce new menus, so older button locations may have changed.
The official guide says you can choose a spawn from the pause menu while in a map. Reset returns you to that spawn. Keeping it fixed makes it easier to compare attempts. If you lose sight of the target, try the mobile camera options.
On a computer, the developer's browser page documents only Left Arrow, Space, Up Arrow and R. It does not document a keyboard shortcut for changing maps. Do not interpret R, which resets an attempt, as a map selection key. Our browser controls guide covers the verified keys.
Choose a map for the question you are practising
For bar practice, choose a visible target and keep the environment the same while comparing attempts. Changing maps, release timing and body shape together makes a missed catch harder to diagnose. Our regrab guide explains how to follow the hands and distinguish a near miss from a registered catch.
For tumbling, first compare one simple rotation before adding a sequence across obstacles. A bar tutorial and a floor tutorial start from different situations; neither establishes a universal button timing recipe. For spins around the body's length, see the separate mobile twist guide.
For water, use our diving and swimming guide to compare entries in Lagoon or Diving Platforms. Hold Arch to swim; Rip, Splash, Flop and Cannonball describe different ways of entering the water.
Where do map codes fit?
Map Maker lets players create and share their own maps with a code. A code is different from an included map name, a skin unlock or a download of the full game. Our Map Maker and map codes guide explains what is confirmed and how to check a code that does not open.
We do not host custom maps or publish an untested list of codes. Use the official mobile releases for these features; use the version comparison if you are unsure which game a video shows.
Sources and scope
Reviewed October 20, 2026 against the developer's complete map list, how-to-play guide and update notes, alongside Google Play and the App Store. Browser shortcut scope comes from the developer's itch.io page. We checked the published sources, not every map on a physical phone.