Elastic Man is not really a game. It's a 3D face — rendered in unsettling detail, modelled on Morty from Rick and Morty — that you can grab with the mouse, stretch across the screen, and let go of, whereupon it jiggles back into place with soft-body physics that are genuinely impressive.
There is no score, no goal and no end. It became a viral hit because the simulation feels so good: the skin has weight, the wobble settles realistically, and pulling the face into an absurd shape and releasing it is oddly hard to stop doing.
There isn't one. It's a physics toy — a stretchable 3D face with soft-body physics — with no score, no levels and no ending.
It's modelled on Morty from Rick and Morty, rendered in a deliberately hyper-real style that's a large part of why it went viral.
Yes, though it's a real-time 3D simulation — on older hardware the wobble may be less smooth. Nothing to install.