About
About JellyWorms
JellyWorms is a browser and mobile arcade game built around five-segment starts, staged body growth, field-item roulettes, open-ended score runs, and three-minute competitive matches.
Play JellyWorms
Start the browser snake-style worm game here, or open the official mobile listing if you prefer the app.
Play in browser · Google Play · App Store · Steam · Privacy · Terms
What you play
Each worm starts with five body segments. Food raises the score and adds length in stages, so later segments take more score to earn. Field boxes add a 1.5-second roulette with speed, invincibility, combined powers, or score coins, including a black coin that removes 50 points.
- Unlimited mode has no fixed timer and ends when the worm dies.
- Ranked starts with 10 players and lasts three minutes.
- Friend rooms use codes, invitations, ready states, host controls, and a three-minute default round.
Progress
Logging in lets the service keep progress tied to the right account instead of only the current device. This matters before ranked runs, inventory changes, purchases, ad rewards, friend interactions, or account deletion controls, because those records need a stable account identity.
- Nickname, country or region, best Unlimited score, ranked records, and leaderboard-related context
- Inventory and equipped body, face, expression, and cosmetic presentation items
- Gold, energy, pass rewards, mailbox rewards, rewarded ad outcomes, and purchases where the current platform supports them
Operator
JellyWorms is developed and operated by 디서퍼(DISUPPER). The same operator name, support email, service website, policies, and deletion route are published across the public site.
- Operator: 디서퍼(DISUPPER)
- Support: [email protected]
- Service website: https://www.jelly-worms.com
- Policy pages: /privacy, /terms, /account-deletion
Browser and mobile surfaces
JellyWorms is available as a browser game and as mobile apps. The basic play idea stays the same, but platform features can differ because each environment has its own login, billing, advertising, notification, device capability, and store policy rules.
The browser site focuses on immediate play, public information, and support access. The mobile apps can include native app store billing, AdMob rewards, haptics, platform login, push or device-specific behavior, and app-specific account flows where supported. Steam, Toss in-app, Android, iOS, and general web paths should be understood as separate surfaces when purchases, ads, or login providers are involved.