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Gumball: Blind Fooled
Guide blindfolded Gumball and Darwin in this Cartoon Network puzzle game Gumball Blind Fooled on Kiz10 using Anais to solve tricky paths and reunite the brothers. 🤯🐱
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Obby: Boom-ChipPlay : Gumball: Blind Fooled 🕹️ Game on Kiz10
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8.88 (214 votes)
Released:
18 Oct 2014
Last Updated:
05 Jan 2026
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HTML5
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A blindfolded disaster waiting to happen 😅🎭
Only Gumball and Darwin could turn a normal day in Elmore into this. They decide to play a “fun” blindfold game and instantly make everything ten times more dangerous than it needs to be. One of them can’t see a thing, the other is just as clueless, and somewhere nearby Anais is already regretting having siblings. That is the exact energy Gumball Blind Fooled throws you into the moment the level loads.
Only Gumball and Darwin could turn a normal day in Elmore into this. They decide to play a “fun” blindfold game and instantly make everything ten times more dangerous than it needs to be. One of them can’t see a thing, the other is just as clueless, and somewhere nearby Anais is already regretting having siblings. That is the exact energy Gumball Blind Fooled throws you into the moment the level loads.
You see Gumball, Darwin and Anais on a small stage full of platforms, ramps and weird gaps that clearly weren’t inspected by any safety officer. The blindfolded one stands there, smiling at nothing, ready to walk straight into a hole if you let him. Your job is simple on paper but wild in practice guide this disaster-prone duo safely through each layout and help them find each other again.
The twist is that you never really stop feeling like you are one wrong click away from pure slapstick chaos. And that is exactly why it is so fun.
How the blindfold puzzles actually work 🧩👀
Gumball Blind Fooled plays like a mix between a puzzle game and a tiny cartoon stage play. You do not control a high speed runner. You control the situation. You look at the layout, check where the blindfolded character starts, where the other one is waiting, and how much nonsense is sitting between them.
Gumball Blind Fooled plays like a mix between a puzzle game and a tiny cartoon stage play. You do not control a high speed runner. You control the situation. You look at the layout, check where the blindfolded character starts, where the other one is waiting, and how much nonsense is sitting between them.
Buttons sit on the floor. Ramps tilt up and down. Platforms slide. Some objects can be pushed, others can be activated at just the right moment to change the route. You study everything for a second and your brain immediately starts to draw an invisible line from point A to point B. That invisible path is your solution.
Then the fun begins. Once the blindfolded character starts walking, they do not stop to think. They march forward with full Watterson confidence. If there is a gap, they will fall. If there is a wall, they will bump into it. Your clicks and taps need to transform the level in real time so that their clueless little feet always land on something safe.
You move objects, trigger platforms and sometimes even change the direction of entire paths while the character wanders along, trusting you and gravity way more than they should. When it works, it looks like an elaborate plan. When it doesn’t, it looks like a very funny accident.
Anais, the only responsible brain in the room 🐰🧠
Anais is the secret weapon in this game. While Gumball and Darwin are busy being blindfolded and ridiculous, she stands at the side of the stage like a tiny director, making sure things don’t get completely out of control. In gameplay terms she is your helper, the one who gives hints, reacts to your success or failure and keeps the mood light even when the puzzle makes you scratch your head.
Anais is the secret weapon in this game. While Gumball and Darwin are busy being blindfolded and ridiculous, she stands at the side of the stage like a tiny director, making sure things don’t get completely out of control. In gameplay terms she is your helper, the one who gives hints, reacts to your success or failure and keeps the mood light even when the puzzle makes you scratch your head.
You can almost feel her personality through the design. She watches the chaos with that mix of affection and frustration only a younger but smarter sibling can have. When you pull off a clever solution, it feels like you finally did something that meets her standards. When you mess up and send someone into a pit, you can practically hear her sigh.
That dynamic gives the whole game a warm tone. You are not solving cold abstract puzzles. You are actively helping this tiny genius keep her brothers safe while they play one of the least safe games in the history of Elmore.
Traps, timing and cartoon physics 😵⚙️
Early levels ease you in. A single gap here, a moving platform there, maybe one switch that raises a bridge at the right moment. You click, experiment, restart when everything goes wrong and quickly learn the basic rules. Then the game stops being so gentle.
Early levels ease you in. A single gap here, a moving platform there, maybe one switch that raises a bridge at the right moment. You click, experiment, restart when everything goes wrong and quickly learn the basic rules. Then the game stops being so gentle.
Suddenly you are dealing with multiple moving parts at once. A ramp that needs to tilt exactly when the blindfolded character reaches it. A sliding platform that has to be in the right place or they will walk straight into empty air. A button that opens one route while quietly closing another. Everything is still bright, funny and friendly, but mechanically the game starts to demand real focus.
Timing becomes just as important as logic. It is not enough to know that a bridge must move. You have to move it at the right second. You watch Gumball or Darwin shuffle towards danger, finger hovering, waiting for that perfect moment when a click will line things up instead of ruining them.
And yes, sometimes you will mistime it completely and watch them march into a wall, bounce off a spring or tumble into a gap with the kind of exaggerated cartoon flop that makes you laugh even as you hit restart. The physics never turn hyper realistic, but they feel just unpredictable enough to keep you awake.
Short levels, constant one more try energy 🔁✨
Gumball Blind Fooled is built around small, contained stages. You are not staring at a huge map for half an hour. You are dealing with tight little puzzle rooms that you can read at a glance and then master with a couple of smart attempts.
Gumball Blind Fooled is built around small, contained stages. You are not staring at a huge map for half an hour. You are dealing with tight little puzzle rooms that you can read at a glance and then master with a couple of smart attempts.
That size is dangerous in the best way. Because every level feels “short,” your brain keeps telling you you’ll just play one more. One more attempt to move that ramp at the perfect time. One more try where you don’t let Darwin fall into that same hole again. One more level where you nail the solution in a single clean run instead of a messy chain of restarts.
Every time you finally get a tricky stage right, you get that small but very real rush of satisfaction. You watched the blindfolded walk, you orchestrated the moving parts, and somehow everyone ended up together at the exit instead of in a broken heap at the bottom of the set. Then the next map appears and the cycle starts again.
Puzzle solving for kids, fans and curious players 🧠🎮
One clever thing about Gumball Blind Fooled is how it scales across different kinds of players. Younger fans of The Amazing World of Gumball can enjoy the bright visuals, silly blindfold idea and slapstick mistakes without worrying too much about perfect solutions. There is something genuinely funny about seeing Gumball walk face first into a wall because you tapped the wrong thing.
One clever thing about Gumball Blind Fooled is how it scales across different kinds of players. Younger fans of The Amazing World of Gumball can enjoy the bright visuals, silly blindfold idea and slapstick mistakes without worrying too much about perfect solutions. There is something genuinely funny about seeing Gumball walk face first into a wall because you tapped the wrong thing.
Older players and puzzle fans get something else layered on top. You start optimizing. Instead of just finishing the level, you aim to do it in fewer moves, fewer restarts, cleaner timing. You test whether a different order of clicks might make everything smoother. Even if the game does not throw hardcore scoreboards at you, your own standards quietly rise.
It becomes less about “can I solve this” and more about “can I solve this in a way that looks like Anais would actually be proud of me.”
Why Gumball Blind Fooled fits so well on Kiz10 🌐🐱
On Kiz10, Gumball Blind Fooled sits in a sweet spot between cartoon fun and real puzzle thinking. It runs right in your browser on desktop, mobile or tablet, so there’s no waiting around. You click play and in seconds you are rearranging platforms and trying not to flatten a blindfolded cat.
On Kiz10, Gumball Blind Fooled sits in a sweet spot between cartoon fun and real puzzle thinking. It runs right in your browser on desktop, mobile or tablet, so there’s no waiting around. You click play and in seconds you are rearranging platforms and trying not to flatten a blindfolded cat.
The controls are simple taps and clicks, making it easy for anyone to jump in. But the layouts are clever enough that even players who usually prefer more complex games can enjoy squeezing every bit of logic out of each level. It is exactly the kind of title you can open for a quick break and then suddenly realize you are still playing because that one level refuses to let you go.
If you love Gumball games, enjoy Cartoon Network’s chaotic humor and like puzzle games that make you feel both smart and slightly ridiculous at the same time, Gumball Blind Fooled on Kiz10 delivers. You are not fighting monsters or racing cars. You are protecting a blindfolded Watterson from his own bad ideas with timing, logic and a lot of restarts. And somehow, that ends up being even more satisfying. 🤓🎉
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