Bottle Jump 3D
Also known as: ボトルジャンプ3D · Şişe Zıplama 3D · قفزة الزجاجة ثلاثية الأبعاد · Salto de botella 3D
Flip a water bottle across the furniture and land it upright
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TubeGames verdict
The bottle flip as a level game: hold, spin, land upright, and the near misses do the rest.
Reviewed by Max, TubeGames · Sep 18, 2026 · How we rate
Bottle Jump 3D is the water bottle flip turned into a room-by-room obstacle course. Hold, release, the bottle spins, and if it lands standing on the next table or shelf you go again. Clip an edge and you're back at the start of the room. My first ten minutes were mostly the sound of a bottle hitting the floor.
What makes it stick is how readable the physics are. A short hold is a short hop, a long hold is a big flip, and after a few rooms you can feel which one a gap wants. Each room is a small puzzle: a hop onto a chair, a longer one onto a counter, then something that wants extra spin. The rooms keep coming, the store version counts more than 120 levels, and bottle skins unlock along the way, the small carrot this genre runs on.
The complaints. One bad landing means replaying the room, fine early and grating later. The rooms blur together, and physics that feel fair at low power feel like a coin flip at full power.
Play it if you ever got a kick out of flipping a real bottle onto a table and want a version that keeps score. Skip it if a game built on one gesture sounds thin, because it is, on purpose.
Good
- Power is easy to read after a few rooms
- Each room works as a short puzzle
- More than 120 levels in the store version
- Bottle skins to unlock, purely for fun
Not so good
- A miss resets the whole room
- Full-power flips feel random
- Rooms blur together
About Bottle Jump 3D
Make your water bottle flip through all the obstacles in a room and become a flip master!
Bottle Jump 3D was published on YouTube Playables on 2024-07-30 by Azur Games. In 802 days it has reached about 15M plays.
Bottle Jump 3D is built on the bottle flip. You send a plastic bottle spinning through the air and try to land it standing on the next surface, with rooms full of tables, shelves and gaps that turn each throw into a distance and rotation problem.
One misjudged flick ends the attempt, so the game lives on repeated near misses and the small correction that finally works. It plays free inside YouTube with no download.
How to play: Tap and hold to set the power, then release to flip the bottle onto the next surface.
Good for: quick sessions, one-more-try players
How to play Bottle Jump 3D
- Phone / tablet
- Hold to charge the flip and let go to throw; a longer hold means a bigger jump and more spin.
- Desktop
- Same thing with the mouse: hold the left button to charge, release to flip.
- Levels
- Rooms full of furniture, one after another; the store listing counts 120+ levels.
- Progress
- Clearing a room takes you to the next one, and rewards along the way unlock new bottles to collect.
Power and spin go together: you can't throw far without spinning more, so the trick is picking the surface that matches the hold you can control.
Tips for landing more flips
- Aim for the far half of the surface. A bottle that lands short rolls off the front edge. One that lands deep bounces once and settles.
- Find your two holds. One short, one medium. Most gaps want one of those; save full power for the obvious long jumps.
- Watch the peak of the arc. If the bottle peaks above the target it will land past it. Let go a touch earlier next time.
- Use the furniture as stepping stones. A chair before the counter beats one heroic flip to the counter. Small hops are consistent.
- Reset your thumb between throws. Rapid taps after a good landing are how my streaks ended. Lift, look, throw.
Bottle Jump 3D vs Bottle Flip 3D
Two bottle games with nearly the same name, and if you liked one you'll like the other. The difference is in the throw. Bottle Flip 3D is a tap game: tap for a flip, the timing is the skill. Bottle Jump 3D is a hold game: the length of the hold sets the distance, so you're judging power as well as timing, and the rooms are laid out as a series of gaps you have to read. That makes Bottle Jump feel more like a puzzle and Bottle Flip more like a rhythm. I'd take Jump on a desktop, where the hold is precise, and Flip on a bus.
Bottle Jump 3D on YouTube vs the app
It's the same Azur Games bottle game that's been on the App Store since 2019, where it sits at 4.6 with a few hundred thousand ratings. The store version comes with a VIP subscription and a shop; inside YouTube you open the link and play, with nothing to install and no subscription to think about. Your progress lives on your YouTube account. If you already have the app, there's no reason to switch; if you don't, this is the easier way to find out whether the bottle flip is your kind of thing.
How plays are counted
Public play counts for Bottle Jump 3D are re-counted every day from the YouTube Playables catalog and shown the way YouTube shows them. The total and rankings above are as of 2026-10-10.
Ratings & reviews
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Elsewhere: 4.6★ (354,197 ratings) on App Store
How we rate
The TubeGames rating is our estimate, not a vote. It combines public ratings of the same game elsewhere (App Store 4.6★ (354,197 ratings)) with how it holds up on YouTube Playables: how many people play it and whether they keep playing weeks after launch. Once 10 players rate Bottle Jump 3D here, their average becomes the headline score.
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