Bump

FORGET HP. DAMAGE = KNOCKBACK.

No health bars. Your hits launch opponents. The edge kills them.

BUMP is an 8-player PvP movement shooter where you do not win by draining health. You win by staying in the arena and blasting everyone else out.

💥 EVERY HIT SENDS PLAYERS FLYING

• Shots explode on contact, blasting anyone caught in the radius away from the impact.

• Melee creates a blast around you with the same knockback effect.

• Hits briefly stun players, so one hit can easily lead into the next.

Chain shots and melee before opponents recover, blast them toward the edge, then launch them through the kill zone.

☠️ THE EDGE IS THE THREAT

• Ring Outs Win Games

  Every map is surrounded by a red holographic kill zone. Blast opponents through it to kill.

• Any Direction Works

  Sides, top, bottom, it does not matter. If a player crosses the edge, they are out.
  Think floor is lava, except the walls and ceiling are lava too.

⚡ MASTER THE MOVEMENT

• Core Movement

  Jump, Dash, Wall Run, and Bullet Time give you everything you need to move, recover, and survive.

• Chain Everything Together

  Use combos like Dash Bullet Time to cross the map mid-charge, spot a target in flight, launch them with a shot, chase the knockback, and close the gap with movement and melee before they recover.

• No Ceiling

  New players jump from rooftop to rooftop. Skilled players never touch the ground unless they have to.

🌆 CONTROL THE SKYLINE

Fight across a cyberpunk city built for vertical combat.

• Rooftops & Towers

  Control key positions, pressure opponents from above, and force difficult recoveries.

• Floating Props

  Blast props through the arena, use them as temporary platforms, and turn them into part of the fight.

• No Safe Zones

  Standing still is a death sentence. If you're easy to predict, you're easy to launch.

ARCADE CHAOS

Bright cyberpunk arenas. Fast movement. Big knockback. No safe zone.

BUMP is built like an arcade game: simple rules, constant action, and fights that get chaotic fast.

Easy to understand, hard to master, and visually striking from the first launch to the final ring out.