Bounce Back is a free browser boomerang roguelite. Move with WASD, aim with the mouse, click to throw your boomerang, and press Space to dash through hits. Clear ten procedural dungeon levels, keep coins after death, and buy shop upgrades between runs. About ~120 KB, no install, no account.
Want draw-to-move arena combat instead? Try Rune Keeper.
Throw your boomerang, dash through damage, clear 10 levels. Adapted from Bounce Back by Frank Force (GPL-2). About ~120 KB, downloads once when you press Play.
WASD move, mouse aim, click throw, Space dash. Best on desktop with a mouse; keyboard required.
Welcome to Bounce Back - a free browser boomerang roguelite you can play without an account or install. Press Play to load the ~120 KB game in a same-origin iframe. Move with WASD, aim and throw with the mouse, dash with Space, and keep coins after death for shop upgrades. Privacy note: save keys stay on this device under ftol:bounceback:*; nothing else leaves this device except the initial page and game files from this site. For more free browser games, open the games hub.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bounce Back?
A free browser boomerang roguelite: throw a returning boomerang, dash through damage, clear ten procedural dungeon levels, and spend coins at the shop.
How do I control it?
WASD to move, mouse to aim, click to throw, Space to dash. A keyboard and mouse work best; touch alone is not the designed control set.
What is the goal?
Survive and clear all ten levels, including the final boss. Coins persist after death so you can buy upgrades and push farther on the next run.
Is progress saved?
Yes on this device only. Coins, max warp level, best speed-run time, and win flag use localStorage keys under ftol:bounceback:*.
How big is the download?
About ~120 KB of HTML, JavaScript, and a small tilesheet after you press Play. The browser caches it for later visits on the same device.
Does it work on a phone?
It can load on a phone, but the designed controls are WASD + mouse aim + click + Space, so a desktop or laptop is the better fit.
Is this open source?
Yes. Adapted from Bounce Back by Frank Force under the GNU GPL version 2 (or later). This site build adds noindex on the engine page, namespaces save keys, and ships LICENSE plus CREDITS next to the engine.