A room with Wumblos who live, grow and wait for you. They keep you company every day.
Users
16
+2 in 30 days
Rating
5.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
2
0 in 30 days
Store rank
#158K
#140K among extensions
Version
1.0.6
updated 25 Sep 2026
Users
monthly, 2 months
Latest, 12 Nov 2026:16 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
Ratings count
monthly, 2 months
Latest, 12 Nov 2026:2 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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About Wumblo - Cozy Virtual Pet Game
A click on the icon in your toolbar opens a small window, and in it there is a room where Wumblos live. They eat, sleep, watch TV, read, water the plants, argue over the fridge and become friends. They are not waiting for you: they live.
Pet them. One button pets the whole house. Every pet leaves Love, Love raises their level, and every level pays coins by the minute while the window is open. From level 6 the button starts pressing itself.
Decorate. Hundreds of pieces of furniture that stack on top of each other: a lamp on the table, a book on the shelf. Every piece you place multiplies what the house makes, twice as much if it is the one somebody there loves, and every piece opens up something the Wumblos can do — so where you put things changes what happens in the house.
Take care of them. Drag them, pet them, notice what each one is missing. Nothing punishes you for not coming back: while you are away their needs freeze and the house waits exactly as you left it. No streaks to lose, no guilty notifications.
Play against them. Each Wumblo plays one game, and has its own level at it for life: some are board games, some are pure reflex. The one next to it plays something else, and plays it differently.
Collect. One pachinko drop a day, stacking up to three and never expiring, brings a new Wumblo with its species, its colours and its traits. The house starts with room for two and grows to six. Each one has a name, a diary and a bond track: raising it reveals its favourite piece of furniture, gets it leaving you coins, unlocks its trick and, at the end, its gala variant.
It loads instantly, asks for no account and no data, has no ads, and the sound starts off: it is meant for the screen of someone who is working. It touches nothing else in Chrome — not your new tab, not your search, not your bookmarks.