Clay Jam, the beloved claymation runner, may finally roll back onto mobile after years offline

Zynga’s Clay Jam, the classic claymation endless runner developed by Fat Pebble, could be heading back to mobile after it shutdown in 2018. Originally released back in 2012, the game was well loved thanks to its visuals and simple gameplay. Now, a new official website hints the game’s comeback.

Get ready to once again roll down the hills and squash monsters

If you were unaware just like, Clay Jam is a 2012 endless runner set in a vibrant clay world. Here, you could guide a rolling clay ball down the hills all while trying to squash as many monsters as you can. And as you roll down and crush monsters, the bigger and faster your ball became, making each run super fun.

While I personally didn’t get the chance to try it at the that, I’m really happy about right now as we might either be getting a revamped version of the original or even a fun sequel soon. I mean it’s still not confirmed but the new official website that emerged out of nowhere does give hope to longtime fans.

For now, we can just sign up via the website for more updates regarding Clay Jam, but it seems enough for the community to be excited for. One fan literally stated on stated that the “WORLD IS HEALING!!, ” with another sharing how it “made my freaking day.” So, stay tuned for more updates!

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