Play Construction Bob in the Bouncing Factory Online

Game Overview

Ever tried walking on a construction site where the floor is basically one giant trampoline? That's Construction Bob in the Bouncing Factory in a nutshell. You play as Bob—poor guy just wants to do his job, but every step sends him flying. One wrong bounce and you're face-first into a conveyor belt or dodging falling girders. The controls take a second to get used to (you’ll overshoot platforms a lot at first), but once it clicks, it’s weirdly satisfying to nail those mid-air adjustments.

The pixel art’s got that rough-but-charming MS-DOS vibe, and the factory’s full of little details—spinning gears, flickering warning lights, tools scattered in the dumbest possible places. My favorite part? The way Bob flails his arms when he’s mid-bounce, like he’s just as surprised as you are. It’s janky in the best way, the kind of game where you fail spectacularly and immediately hit "play again." Not many people remember this one, but it’s a great weirdo platformer if you’re into physics chaos.

Honestly, it feels like someone took a construction sim, fed it too much caffeine, and turned it into a pinball table. Worth digging up if you like your retro games with a side of absurdity.

Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".