Jumphobia Classic

I love Jumphobia as a web game, and so I purchased this version hoping to support the developers and experience a blast from the past. However, the game does not work like it does as a web game. Despite the fact I have a medium-high end device (runs CS2 at 180-220 FPS), the game has intense jitters which are made more noticeable by how it affects the music. Furthermore, because of how the game functions, it also affects the physics, therefore making some levels a game of chance of whether the jittering will cause you to falsely jump or not jump far enough and then die. Sadly, the game is not playable in this state. I know for some people it can work, so if you are willing to spend the money and risk having to refund the game soonly after, then you can, because if the game worked correctly I would recommended it in a heartbeat. Otherwise, I have to say to stay away.

can't play most levels and level maker limits you to one room

UNDERRATED GEM!!! its really interesting to not be able to control your jumps in a genre of gaming all about jumping. This is actually a collection of three games following this concept that were originally web games, now packaged on steam! you can check them out for free online before buying if you want to make sure you like it, but it's a really inventive idea thats worth a shot whether you buy it or not!

I've always loved this game. as it is a fun and addicting game. The problem is that somehow the steam version is buggier than the web version. When I played the web version of it, it had little to no bugs, but on the steam version the level editor is broken and it wouldn't even let me play the final expert level. It also unlocked the expert level before I had completed all the other levels. I do not recommend buying this on steam, rather go play it on web for a better experience. I'm very disappointed that I paid 99 cents for a game I thought would have a better experience when I could've just played it on web for free.

The music doesn't work, object speed/physics is doubled so sand platforms crumble before you have a chance to step off them making some levels impossible, and there's no quit button.

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