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Pogo Stick Controller 2.0: Physics Pogo, Tricks & Party Modes
$14.99
$29.99
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| $14.99 | Unity New Release Discount 2026-11-04 2026-11-18 | |
| $14.99 | Unity New Release Discount 2026-11-04 2026-11-18 | |
| $29.99 | Unity First Price 2026-11-04 2026-11-04 |
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About Pogo Stick Controller 2.0: Physics Pogo, Tricks & Party Modes
- Tools, Systems & Learning > Game Templates & Systems
- Theme > Stylized
- Art & Visuals > 3D
Pogo Stick Controller is a complete, physics-driven pogo stick for Unity 6, with a cartoon rider who wobbles, flails and climbs back on when it all goes wrong.
The stick has a real spring at the tip. It squashes on every landing and throws you back into the air. Lean to steer, hold to charge a big jump, and release while the spring is squashed for a PERFECT pump. Balancing feels like a broom on your hand: lean too far and the rider goes flying as a floppy ragdoll, then scrambles back onto the stick.
In the air, throw flips, spins, No-Handers, No-Footers and Supermans, land them cleanly to build combos, and grind along rails. Land a flip badly? Faceplant!
Three ready-to-play game modes
- Pogo Race: bounce to the top of Pogo Peak, a toy-block tower, against a ghost of your best run, with split times and medals.
- Trick Park: a two-minute score attack in a toy skate park, with letters to collect and medals to win.
- Last One Bouncing: a party mode for up to 4 players and CPU riders, on hex tiles that crack and fall away under your feet.
Want your own mode? A small game-mode base class gives you the title card, countdown, results screen and medals.
Easy to set up
Everything lives in one Setup Window. Start from a feel preset (Casual, Bouncy Chaos, Pro Pogo), adjust plain-language sliders, pick rider colours, and let the Validate page fix your scene in one click.
Made for programmers too
Clean, namespaced C# with events for every bounce, landing, trick and crash, a scripted input API, runtime presets and CPU riders you can send anywhere.
Suitable for party games, arcade and casual games, obstacle courses, minigames and anything that needs a silly, bouncy character. Works with Built-in and URP and with both the Input Manager and the Input System.
The stick has a real spring at the tip. It squashes on every landing and throws you back into the air. Lean to steer, hold to charge a big jump, and release while the spring is squashed for a PERFECT pump. Balancing feels like a broom on your hand: lean too far and the rider goes flying as a floppy ragdoll, then scrambles back onto the stick.
In the air, throw flips, spins, No-Handers, No-Footers and Supermans, land them cleanly to build combos, and grind along rails. Land a flip badly? Faceplant!
Three ready-to-play game modes
- Pogo Race: bounce to the top of Pogo Peak, a toy-block tower, against a ghost of your best run, with split times and medals.
- Trick Park: a two-minute score attack in a toy skate park, with letters to collect and medals to win.
- Last One Bouncing: a party mode for up to 4 players and CPU riders, on hex tiles that crack and fall away under your feet.
Want your own mode? A small game-mode base class gives you the title card, countdown, results screen and medals.
Easy to set up
Everything lives in one Setup Window. Start from a feel preset (Casual, Bouncy Chaos, Pro Pogo), adjust plain-language sliders, pick rider colours, and let the Validate page fix your scene in one click.
Made for programmers too
Clean, namespaced C# with events for every bounce, landing, trick and crash, a scripted input API, runtime presets and CPU riders you can send anywhere.
Suitable for party games, arcade and casual games, obstacle courses, minigames and anything that needs a silly, bouncy character. Works with Built-in and URP and with both the Input Manager and the Input System.