Slide House Tumble

Slide House Tumble is a physics simulation party game on Roblox developed by Clogged Games (guywithapoo), released in February 2022. Players tumble down a massive slide while inside a house that is simultaneously breaking apart around them, with ragdoll physics applied to both the player and the environment's objects. With 88.1 million visits, 267.8K favorites, and active updates through March 2026, it is a sustained mid-tier hit that has held an audience for over four years.

The premise is immediately legible: you are inside a house on a giant slide, and the house is falling apart. Everything is subject to physics - furniture slides, walls crack, objects bounce off each other - while you tumble through it all trying to survive the descent. Up to 25 players share each server, and the multiplayer chaos means you are constantly interacting with other players during the fall, which amplifies the comedy of every run. The customization options layered on top reveal how much depth the game has built up across four years of updates:

• 🏠 Gamepass houses - themed environments replacing the standard house; pop culture options like the Krusty Krab (recently redesigned) and Subway each have their own breakable architectures and physics properties
• ⚔️ Grappler tool - a recently reworked mobility tool usable mid-descent for swinging and repositioning inside the breaking house
• 💎 Bomb - a reworked destructive item that adds explosive chaos to the physics already in motion during the fall
• 🗺️ Multiple slides - Slide 2 received an update in the most recent patch, providing route variety beyond the original descent

Clogged Games monetizes through the 19-gamepass catalog, which covers themed houses, cosmetic effects, physics modifiers, and utility tools - no code system exists, so gamepasses are the only way to extend beyond the base experience.

Slide Down A Hill and Slide House Tumble are the two defining Roblox games in the physics-sliding subgenre, with Slide Down A Hill explicitly crediting Slide House Tumble as its creative predecessor.