Dollop Duel
Tiny blobs, big powers, one bop and you're out — a party brawler for one to four players.
ABOUT
Dollop Duel is a party brawler for one to four players. Everyone is a small blob of goo with three abilities picked from a shelf of 30. Any hit knocks a blob out, so rounds are short, loud and decided by clever combinations.
Freeze time, drop anvils, build roofs, swap places with Switcheroo or walk a bomb into a crowd. Thirteen Versus arenas, eight mutators and Crown mode keep every match different.
Versus supports up to four players on one device in any mix of people and CPUs, free-for-all or teams. CPU rivals come in Easy, Normal, Hard and Brutal and read threats, dodge and lead their shots.
Gauntlet is ten stages against CPU rivals ending with Big Dollop. A Daily challenge, a seven-lesson Tutorial, a Training sandbox and a Wardrobe of colours, hats and eyes round it out, with slow-motion final knockout replays.
58 achievements sync to your TrySomeGames account when you are signed in. The game is in English and supports keyboard, gamepads and touch on desktop, laptop, tablet and phone.
KEY FEATURES
- 30 abilities — pick any three
- Up to four players on one device
- CPU rivals at four difficulty levels
- Gauntlet, Daily challenge and Crown mode
- Wardrobe and knockout replays
- 58 achievements that sync to your account
SCREENSHOT
REVIEWS & RATINGS
Editorial review by TrySomeGames — not a player rating
VERDICT: A loud, clever party game where three well-chosen powers beat fast fingers.
The one-hit rule keeps every round tense and short, and the free choice of three powers from 30 gives an enormous number of combinations to discover.
It shines with friends on one screen, but the CPU rivals are good enough to make solo Gauntlet runs and the Daily challenge worthwhile.
Replays, the Wardrobe and 58 achievements give plenty of reasons to keep playing.
PROS
- Huge variety of ability combinations
- Great local multiplayer for up to four
- Smart CPU rivals at four levels
- Short, readable rounds
CONS
- English-only interface
- Online lobbies from the original build are not available on TrySomeGames.com
Reviewed by The TrySomeGames Editorial Team · Updated 3 October 2026
QUICK START
OBJECTIVE
Be the last blob standing — one hit knocks a blob out.
CONTROLS
- Keyboard, one player: WASD or arrows to move, Space/W/Up to jump, J, K, L for abilities.
- Two on one keyboard: left half WASD + C, V, B; right half arrows + , . /
- Gamepad: left stick moves, A jumps, X/Y/B abilities; touch: slide to move and on-screen buttons.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
How many can play?
One to four players on one device, in any mix of people and CPU rivals.
How do abilities work?
Each blob picks three of 30 abilities. Any hit knocks a blob out, so combinations decide rounds.
Can I play alone?
Yes. Gauntlet, the Daily challenge, Training and Versus against CPUs are all single-player friendly.
Does progress save?
Unlocks, Wardrobe and stats save in this browser. Sign in to sync the 58 achievements and playtime to your account.
What controls are supported?
Keyboard (one player or split halves), gamepads and touch controls.
GENRE & BRAND
- Genre: Party brawler
- Brand: Minigames — Bite-sized, weird, unforgettable quick minigames you can play in minutes — chaotic party experiments from the TrySomeGames lab.
- Language: EN
- Devices: Playable on desktop, laptop, tablet and phone with keyboard, gamepad or touch.
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RIGHTS & CREDITS
- Developer & publisher: TrySomeGames — independent game project from Sweden. Responsible publisher: David Johansson.
- Licence: Original game by TrySomeGames. © TrySomeGames — all rights reserved. Use is governed by our EULA.
- Source: Runs from TrySomeGames’ own code — it is not embedded from another site.
- Copyright concerns: Report suspected infringement via our DMCA page.