Jumppit

Well, going back in the 80´s i remember sitting in Front of my AMIGA 500 or COMMODORE 64 and playing Games.. I loved playing the Big Ones like ELITE or TURRICAN. But i also loved playing little Games. Small puzzler for example. Like this one. Welcome to JUMPPIT. At first i´m sorry that i don´t have Screenshots this Time, didn´t work. JUMPPIT is a nice and really addicting little Puzzler. All you have to do is getting Frogs to safity on Tree Trunks. Sounds easy, eh? in the beginning of course, but later, believe me, it goes very challenging. JUMPPIT feels a Little bit like a classical Boardgame. You have to move Frogs over a Board. They can only move, when they Jump over something like another Frog or a Stone for example. They cannot move just one Step. So think before you move. The Game is done in good old Cartoon Graphics, what gives the Game a wonderfull Retro Charm. That goes also to the really nice and happy Music that fits totally in. JUMPPIT has About 100 Levels to solve. In each Level you have the Chance to get a Leaf when you finish the Level with as less Moves as possible. With Leafs you can unlock more Worlds and in the End the Levelmaker, to create your own Levels.…

[h2]Fun, challenging and has lots of levels for the price. Though there are some hiccups.[/h2] [i]May 26th Edit: The developer has updated the game to successfully support Steam Deck in Gaming Mode without issue. I want to thank the developer here for their quick fix and approachability regarding my technical issues. My original review below for posterity.[/i] [i] Original publish date: May 24th[/i] I play on the Steam Deck on desktop mode so I had a few issues getting the game to work, which isn't a point against the developer as it's a small dev with a limited budget so compatibility with all platforms is not expected. Every time I ended a level the game asked me to install .NET (a Microsoft product) which was a tad annoying but not enough to disrupt the experience to the point of being gamebreaking. The game clips offscreen when visiting the "How To Play" settings currently as of the writing of this review, so I turned to the trailer for tips. The gameplay is simple yet fun, and has sparks of being addicting, ala "flappy bird" or "tetris". I liked how it starts off simple and becomes more complex, adding more frogs and even other animals to use to help you achieve your goal o…

JumpPit isn’t just about jumping. It’s a clever, creative challenge that rewards precision and thinking. Every level tests your timing and decision-making, not luck. If you enjoy games that push both your skill and your brain, this one delivers.