NoomiClone Tips and Tricks

Timing Matters More Than Speed

It is tempting to hammer the keys. Do not. The length of each hold sets the size of your swing.

We ran the same arch-then-tuck rhythm at three speeds.

More rounds did not help. At the half-second rhythm the swing looked the same after 4, 8 and 16 rounds. Once you are in the rhythm, you are at full size.

Getting More Height

Height comes from the slow rhythm. With holds of about 0.9 seconds, the figure got its legs above the bar, and a moment later it was crouched on top of it.

Keep the two holds the same length. An even rhythm is what lets the swing build.

Where you let go matters too. A release right after a tuck sends the figure out away from the bar. A release right after an arch, with the body level, sends it almost straight down.

We compared runs by eye. We have not measured height in numbers.

Controlling Rotation in the Air

After you let go, the two shape keys still work. They are the only steering you have.

We used the same swing and the same release three times and changed only the key held in the air.

Think of it as a dial: tuck turns you more, arch turns you less. We only tested holding one shape for the whole flight. Switching partway through is the next thing to try.

Trying a Regrab

A regrab means letting go and catching a bar again. The counter at the top of the game counts them.

We tried hard and did not get one. We ran 90 scripted attempts. The release point was stepped through two full rounds of the half-second swing, each time with tuck, arch or nothing held in the air, and then through the slower 0.9 second swing. Every attempt ended on the floor with the counter still at 0.

So we cannot give you a timing for it. That does not prove it cannot be done in the browser version, only that we did not find it. If you manage one, you have done something we could not.

The mobile app's store listing names bar regrabs as one of its moves. That is about the app, not this browser build.

Practice Routine

Short tries add up fast, because a reset takes less than half a second. This is the order we would practise in.

1. Rhythm only. Hold ←, then Space, half a second each. Do not let go. Watch the body reach bar height on both sides.
2. Drops. Let go right after an arch and watch for the feet touching down first.
3. Flips. Let go as a tuck ends and hold Space at once. Keep it held until you land.
4. Change one thing. Let go a little earlier or later, and see what the landing does.

Press R the moment a try goes wrong. New to the game? Start with How to Play. The keys are in the controls guide.