About Bump Soccer
Bump Soccer is a free online soccer game you play in the browser, on a phone or a computer. Two teams of round blobs, from 1 against 1 up to 5 a side, share one ball on a walled pitch with a goal at each end. Every turn, everyone aims in secret; then all the blobs launch at the same time and crash into each other and into the ball. The first team to the goal target wins.
There is nothing to install and no account to make: open the page, type a name and play. Play now puts you in a match with whoever is online (computer players keep the seats warm until people come), Play with friends makes a room you share by link or code, and Practice vs computer is just you and the bots.
It is turn-based: everyone has 10 seconds to aim, and the server plays every shot the same way for everybody. A slow connection only means you see the play a moment later; it never makes you lose a race of reflexes, so the game plays well on a weak signal.
Bump Soccer was called Lava Bump until November 2026, when the game turned to soccer.
Play Bump SoccerFree, in your browser. No download, no account.
How to play
- Open the game on any phone, tablet or computer, type a name (or keep the one it makes up) and pick a way to play.
- Aim in secret. Drag back from your blob like a slingshot: the arrow shows the direction and the strength. Let go and tap Lock in. You have 10 seconds, and the other team never sees your aim before the reveal (your teammates do).
- Launch together. Everyone's aim is shown for a moment, then every blob launches at once. Hit the ball to kick it and bump the others off it: the harder a blob hits, the farther things fly, and everything bounces off the walls.
- Score. Push the ball into the other team's goal. After a goal everyone goes back to the kickoff, and the first team to the goal target wins the match.
What you can play
Every game uses the same secret aim. Play now plays Soccer.
Who it is for
Friends, near or far
Send the room's link to your group chat and everyone joins from their own phone, wherever they are. The game has no voice chat of its own, so it goes well with a video or voice call.
Couples and two players
Two is enough for a match: one against one, or the two of you on one team against the computer. It works across the room or across the world.
Families, kids and parents
One drag is the whole control, the blobs are cute, nobody is ever knocked out, and there are no ads and nothing to buy. Everyone aims at the same time, so a younger player's lucky shot can score the winner.
Parties
Everyone plays from their own phone in one room: up to 10 players, with bots to fill the teams. Guests join by the room's link or its 4-letter code.
Classrooms and clubs
Let players join by the room's code on their own devices, up to 10 at a time. Make the room Private, and pick Emotes only if you would rather have no typed chat.
Playing alone
Practice vs computer is you and the bots, 2 to 5 a side, Easy, Normal or Hard. Play now also starts within seconds with computer players when nobody else is online.
Features
- Free: no ads, nothing to buy.
- No download: it runs in the browser. You can also install it from the browser as an app on your home screen.
- Made for phones first, and just as good with a mouse on a computer or tablet.
- Turn-based, so a slow connection is fine: everyone has the same 10 seconds to aim, and the play is the same for everybody.
- Up to 10 players in a room, people and bots, from 1 against 1 to 5 a side. A bigger match plays on a bigger pitch.
- Computer players at three levels: Easy, Normal and Hard. They fill the empty seats, and a person who comes in takes one.
- Games: Soccer.
- Power-ups in crates on the pitch: Cannon, Glue, Keeper, Cross, Jump, Mud and more.
- Public rooms to join a game that is waiting, and a 4-letter code or a link for your own.
- Goal replays: watch every goal of the match again, and Share clip makes a short upright video of a goal to send to friends.
- Chat and emotes, with a filter for rude words and no links.
- Four languages: English, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish and Korean.
- Optional sign-in with a code sent to your email (no password) keeps your XP, levels and 20 hats, and puts your wins on the weekly leaderboard.
Safety, in plain words
- You can play without an account and without giving any personal details: you only type a name.
- There are no ads, no purchases and no third-party trackers.
- Practice vs computer is a private room with only bots in it, and the bots never chat.
- A Play with friends room starts public (anyone can find it in Public rooms). Its host can switch it to Private in the lobby, so only people with the link or the code get in, and can remove anyone from the room.
- Names and chat go through a word filter on the server, in English, Portuguese, Spanish and Korean: a rude name is replaced, rude words are starred out, slurs and threats are not sent, and someone who keeps at it is muted for 60 seconds. Links, emails, social accounts and phone numbers are not allowed in chat or in names.
- Play now, with strangers, is always Emotes only. A Play with friends room can be made Emotes only when it is created or later in the lobby, and every player can turn typed chat off for themselves; the emotes always work. On the web game portals the chat is emotes only too.
- No filter is perfect. For young children, Practice, or a Private room set to Emotes only with people you know, is the safest choice.
- Signing in is optional. Children under 13 (or the age set in their country) should ask a parent first. The privacy policy says what is kept.
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Questions
Is Bump Soccer free?
Yes. It is free to play, with no ads and nothing to buy. Signing in is free too, and optional.
Does it need a download?
No. It runs in your browser: open the page and play. If you like, your browser can install it as an app on your home screen, but you never have to.
How many players can play?
From 1 to 10 in a room, counting people and bots: from 1 against 1 up to 5 a side. You can play alone with computer players, two of you head to head, or a full 5 against 5. In Play now, computer players keep two a side until people take their seats.
Does it work on a slow connection?
Yes. It is turn-based: everyone has 10 seconds to aim, and the server plays every shot the same way for everybody. A slow or faraway connection only shows you the play a moment later: as long as your aim arrives before the clock runs out, your shot counts like any other.
Can I play with friends who are far away?
Yes. Tap Play with friends and send the invite link (or the 4-letter code) in any chat. Your friends open it on their own phone or computer and join the same room over the internet, from anywhere. There is no voice chat in the game, so a call next to it works well.
Is it safe for kids?
There are no ads, no purchases and no account needed, and Practice vs computer has nobody in it but bots. Play now with strangers is emotes only. In a friends room, names and chat go through a word filter (rude words starred out, slurs and threats blocked, no links), and the host can make the room Emotes only or Private and remove anyone. No filter is perfect, so for young children use Practice or a Private, Emotes only room with people you know.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes, in Safari, Chrome and other recent browsers, and on tablets and computers too.
Can I play alone?
Yes. Practice vs computer is you and the bots, 2 to 5 a side, and Play now starts within seconds with computer players when nobody else is online.
How long does a match take?
A turn is 10 seconds of aiming and a few seconds of action. A match is played to a goal target the host picks, 1 to 5 goals; Play now plays to 2, a match of about 5 minutes.
Do I need an account?
No. Everyone can play as a guest. An optional sign-in with an email code only keeps your XP, level and hats, and counts your wins on the leaderboard.
Which languages does it speak?
English, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish and Korean. It follows your browser's language, and you can change it on the home screen.
Play Bump SoccerFree, in your browser. No download, no account.