Hold for more height
Press and keep holding through takeoff to clear long gaps or reach a high banana line.
A silverback, a lush jungle, and a vine over the next ravine. Leap from mossy ledges, catch a swing, and release at the perfect moment. Built with a new collection of detailed Blender assets.
Live 3D run · Three.js
Each name gets one permanent personal best. Check the leaders here, then open the full top 50 when you want a target for the next run.
Hold for a high jump or to grab a vine. Keep holding as you swing forward, then let go when the launch cue turns green.
Press and keep holding through takeoff to clear long gaps or reach a high banana line.
Hold near a vine to grab it. Release on the forward swing to clear the ravine. A well-timed launch earns extra points.
Cracked ledges crumble after you land. Later runs add wider gaps, narrower ledges, shifting heights, and moving shelves. There are no stump hazards.
Distance keeps the counter moving. The bigger scores come from collecting bananas close together without missing the next one.
A missed landing ends the expedition. Read the cracks, keep moving, and use the vines to cross the longest gaps.
Rumblevine runs in the browser and saves your chosen name on this device. No account required.
Yes. The game adds a large hold-to-jump button for touch screens and reduces selected 3D detail on smaller or lower-powered devices. Landscape mode gives the canopy more room.
Yes. Holding reduces gravity while the gorilla is rising, which produces a higher arc. Releasing increases gravity and also trims excess upward speed for a quicker hop.
Enter 2–16 letters, numbers, spaces, underscores, or hyphens. Rumblevine remembers the name in your browser and keeps only its highest submitted score on the global board.
No. The game still keeps your local personal best. A failed global submission is queued in the browser and retried on a later visit.
Pick a leaderboard name, catch your first vine, and find out how long you can keep a ×12 banana chain alive.
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