A cute, fast 3D monster racing game that runs inside Telegram. No download and no sign-up: tap a link and you're on the starting line, racing three monsters - or your friends, live.
Zoomons: Monster Dash Rally is a lane runner and racer in one. Pick one of seven monsters, each with its own speed, acceleration, agility, luck and toughness, and race across eleven floating worlds, from Candy Clouds and Jungle Jam to Magma Rush, Neon Nights and Cosmic Orbit. Swipe to change lanes, jump and slide; smash Wonder Boxes for items and use them at the right moment.
It lives where its players already are. The game opens straight from a Telegram link, races against friends start from a single invite, and groups get their own weekly leaderboard. Extras are paid with Telegram Stars - no crypto, no tokens, no ads in races.
A game title should read from across a room: chunky, glossy letters in a yellow-to-orange gradient with a thick night-purple outline and a 3D extrusion, over a pink ribbon that names the game. The symbol is the Z alone on a purple tile - the icon players tap in Telegram. Both are drawn by a script, so a new size or a new colour is a re-run.
Symbol and logotype, in black, in white and in colour. The colour logo is the game's own render.
A night-purple world lit by candy colours - loud on purpose, because it has to win a glance in a chat list.
Three rounded faces, so the type feels as soft as the monsters.
The home screen is one decision deep: your monster, your world and a big Quick Race button. The race itself is three lanes, swipes to dodge and jump, and Wonder Boxes along the road.
The same monsters carry into four more games: an endless run with the giant Grumble behind you; Bumper Brawl, last monster on the island wins; Sky Tower, how high you can climb; and Sky Glide, flapping through candy gates.
Every monster has its own stats and can wear skins, hats, packs and trails. The shop sells bundles for Telegram Stars, and the friends screen gives each player an invite link and a room code to race together.
zoomons.app is the game's own site, in Hebrew and English, for people who arrive from a search rather than a chat: the five games, the monsters, playing with friends and invites, and a FAQ. Opened from inside Telegram, the same address hands straight over to the game.
