Splashbound
A one-button party race for 1–4 rubber ducks: 18 quick minigames from the bathtub to the sea, plus a waterfall finale.
ABOUT
Splashbound (version 1.0.0.1) is a one-button party game for one to four players on one device. Four rubber ducks — Sunny, Rosie, Pip and Plum — race down a river from the bathtub to the sea, and empty seats are taken by computer ducks on Easy, Normal or Hard.
Every player needs exactly one button. The frog host Croakley spins the lily wheel to pick each minigame, the places move the ducks 4, 3, 2 or 1 spaces, and river tiles add currents, snags and messages in a bottle.
There are 18 minigames in six areas — such as Paddle Dash, Soap Slide, Count the Koi, Echo Squeak, Rapids Run and Shell Shuffle — and the race ends with The Big Plunge, a three-stage finale down the waterfall.
River Race is the main mode with races of 5, 8 or 12 minigames. Free Splash lets you play any minigame on its own, and Duck Trials awards bronze, silver and gold medals against computer ducks. 22 hats are unlocked through achievements.
There are 35 achievements (two secret). Progress is saved in your browser, and achievements unlocked while signed in are saved to your TrySomeGames account. There is no online play. The game is in English.
KEY FEATURES
- One button per player
- 1–4 players on one device
- 18 minigames and a waterfall finale
- Duck Trials with medals
- 35 achievements that sync to your account
SCREENSHOT
REVIEWS & RATINGS
Editorial review by TrySomeGames — not a player rating
VERDICT: An instantly understandable party game where one button is all anyone needs.
Every minigame is explained on one screen and lasts well under a minute, so new players are racing within seconds. The river board, bottles and the waterfall finale keep the result open until the end.
Duck Trials and the hats give a solo player something to chase, but the game is at its best with friends around one screen.
PROS
- One button per player — easy for everyone
- 18 varied minigames
- Medals and hats to unlock
CONS
- English only
- No online play
- Progress is stored in this browser
Reviewed by The TrySomeGames Editorial Team · Updated 14 October 2026
QUICK START
OBJECTIVE
Paddle your duck furthest down the river by winning minigames and the waterfall finale.
CONTROLS
- Keyboard: Q or Space, P, Z and M (rebindable); Esc pauses.
- Touch: four corner buttons, one per player.
- Mouse: click the stage for Player 1.
- Gamepad: any face, shoulder or trigger button; Start pauses.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
What are the controls?
One button per player: Q or Space, P, Z and M on the keyboard, four corner buttons on touch screens, a mouse click for Player 1 or any gamepad button.
Can I play alone?
Yes. Empty seats are filled by computer ducks, and Duck Trials is made for one player.
Where is my progress saved?
In your browser. Achievements also sync to your account when you are signed in.
GENRE & BRAND
- Genre: Party game
- Brand: Minigames — Bite-sized, weird, unforgettable quick minigames you can play in minutes — chaotic party experiments from the TrySomeGames lab.
- Language: EN
- Devices: Phones in landscape, tablets, laptops and desktops.
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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.