Sumo Bump - 2 Player Push Out Game
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About this game
Sumo Bump is a chibi sumo duel where two round little wrestlers shove each other out of a dirt ring. Play against the AI on three levels or share one screen with a friend in two player mode. Move with your joystick or keys, then press the dash button to crouch, charge and rocket forward. A dash hit sends your rival sliding and stumbling, and a well timed shove near the rope tumbles them out of the ring. Each match is best of three rounds, and if a round reaches forty five seconds the wrestler closer to the center wins it. Every round win scores one hundred points and winning the whole match adds three hundred more. Controls split one screen fairly. On touch, each player gets their own floating joystick on their half plus a corner dash button. On keyboard, one player uses WASD with space and the other uses the arrow keys with enter. Works on phones, tablets and desktops in landscape.
How to play
Move with the left joystick or WASD, press DASH to charge and strike. Push your rival past the white rope to take the round. Win two rounds before they do. After 45 seconds the wrestler closer to the center wins the round.
Tips & Tricks
- Charging a dash slows you down too. Strike when the rival is close or still stumbling.
- Push toward the nearest rope instead of across the ring. Short trips win rounds.
- The dirt is slippery. A small bump near the edge keeps sliding out.
- When the clock nears 45 seconds, fight for the center mark. The closer wrestler wins.
- The dash cools down for a moment. Watch the ring on your button refill before the next try.
Frequently asked questions
What happens if a round hits the 45 second limit?
The round goes to the wrestler whose center is closer to the middle of the ring. If both are exactly the same distance, pink loses the round. The rule is fixed on purpose so both players always know the tiebreaker.
Why did my dash not fire?
A dash needs a moment to charge and then cools down before it can be used again. The ring around the dash button fills up while the cooldown recovers, and the button pulses while charging.
Can two people really play on one phone?
Yes. Both players share the same screen. Blue controls the left half with its own joystick and dash button, pink controls the right half, and the two never mix. There is no online play, everything runs on the device.
