Meet Gerald, a virtual gummy bear with a talent for wobbling. Click or tap his head, tummy, paws or feet to squish him and hear what he thinks of it.
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Gerald is blissfully unaware of what is about to happen.
No timer or levels. Every part of Gerald has something to say.
Toy guide
Press anywhere on the bear. Each squish changes his shape for a moment, then he springs back with a protest and a little sound. Try quick repeated taps, or take your time and pick your next target. Enter and Space work when Gerald has keyboard focus.
Gerald is a virtual squishy bear, drawn in translucent SVG with glossy edges and a soft jelly centre. There is no physical toy to buy and nothing to download: his wobble happens right here in your browser. The sounds and silly complaints change with the part you squish.
There is no timer, level or target score. The counter simply remembers how many times you have squished him during this visit. Reset it whenever you want a fresh start, or use the speaker button in the header for a quiet squish.
Got a “gimme gummy” itch? Gummy Bear Squishies are toys you can squeeze in your hand; Gerald is their silly virtual cousin. Poke his jelly tummy for a ripple, test his paws, or boop his head. He keeps reforming no matter how many times you squish him.
For a gummy bear ASMR moment, turn on sound and take your time between squishes. Listen for a boing, giggle or theatrical “ow” as Gerald squashes, wobbles and settles back into shape. Prefer silence? Switch the sound off and enjoy the jelly motion on its own.
Yes. Squish Gerald for free in your browser with no download or account.
No. He's a virtual squishy bear you can tap in your browser, not a physical toy.
Yes. Tap Gerald on a phone or tablet, or click him on a desktop computer.
It's our nod to the meme: squish Gerald as often as you like for jelly wobbles and silly protests. There are no levels or target scores.
Use the sound toggle in the top-right to turn Gerald's sounds on or off. For a gummy bear ASMR moment, leave them on and tap at your own pace.
Sound credits: Universfield, beetpro, freesound_community via Pixabay.