Elephant Pop!

Elephant Pop!

Tap an elephant to inflate it. Keep tapping and it bursts. Popping fast builds a combo, the coins go on upgrades, and the levels get progressively stupider.

Get it on Google Play

Android. Free, with advertising. One purchase removes it.

Elephant Pop gameplay, jungle world. Grey elephants on green ground, each with an inflation bar above it, a timer in the corner and the level name at the foot of the screen. Elephant Pop boss fight. A large purple elephant wearing a crown calls out a body part to inflate while smaller guard elephants crowd around it. Elephant Pop gameplay, ice world. Elephants in yellow, brown and grey scattered across pale blue ice, with wooden barricades between them. Elephant Pop gameplay, volcano world. Elephants on dark red rock split by glowing lava cracks, with barricades in the way. Elephant Pop skin menu. A grid of unlockable elephant skins, each listing a perk and a coin price.

Modes

The campaign opens the other three.

  • Campaign

    Sixty levels across six worlds. The ground, the weather and what the elephants do about it, all change from one world to the next.

  • Endless

    Levels that keep counting upward with no end in sight! What's the highest level you can reach?

  • Daily

    One scored mission, unique for each day. Everyone gets three lives and competes on the same board.

  • Zen

    No timer and no lives. Nothing is being scored.

In the game

  • 60levels
  • 6worlds
  • 6bosses
  • 7power ups
  • 10skins
  • 14charms
  • 16modifiers

Bosses work a little differently. Bosses will shout a body part, and that is the part to inflate. The guards around it distract you but also help your score.

Skins are not only paint. Each one carries a perk, so the Ice elephant holds a combo longer and the Pirate earns more coins, and swapping between them changes how a run plays out.

Offline, and no account

Progress is written to the device and stays there. There is no sign-in, no profile and no server holding a save. Uninstalling the game removes it, and nothing anywhere else has a copy.

The game runs with no network. Advertising is the one thing that needs one, and a single purchase removes advertising permanently. That purchase is held by the Google account rather than by the studio, so it comes back on a new phone through Restore.