

OneJump
Felix T. Vogel · 2020 · Precision Platformer, Local Multiplayer, 2D Platformer, Casual, Minimalist
PC
3 user reviews100% · 3
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About OneJump

OneJump is a minimalistic highscore based jump game. The challenging factor: you only have one chance to jump.
If you fall or get hit by an evil block, you will have to start again. It also gets increasingly harder as you progress.
You can also play against a friend in splitscreen to find out who of you has better skills. Play either 1, 2 or 5 minutes and choose if you want to win based on the score or the level you reach. In the local multiplayer a mistake will result in your score getting halved.
Features
- Endless Mode
- Tutorial
- Steam Leaderboard
- Local Multiplayer (for two players)
- Steam Achievements
- Steam Cloud Save
Please note that, although the game is DRM-free, the Steam-Features are not available if the game is started from outside of Steam for obvious reasons.
This game is my first publication on Steam. After the completion of this game, I aim to build a more complex project. I really hope you enjoy this little game. Please report any bugs you may encounter so that I can fix them. There shouldn't be many, but as I mentioned, it's really my first game on Steam. Any feedback appreciated.
Have fun!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Short version: Pros: + Addictive gameplay loop + Funny narrator + Decent music Cons: - First few levels are very slow "Long" version: [u]OneJump[/u] is developed and published by Felix T. Vogel. He was kind enough to send me a review code through Curator Connect on Steam. While he did not ask me to review it, I was pleasantly surprised and decided to share my thoughts. It is a very tough precision platformer that will test your patience. You control a tiny square that automatically moves left or right and you can only change its direction and jump. Your goal is to jump at the right time in order to hit increasingly smaller green squares, while avoiding red/black ones. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2569860192 The concept is very simple but there is something that just clicked with me. It gets insanely fast and hard. While it is not too hard to dodge the wrong squares, timing the jumps is very tricky because the green squares are ridiculously tiny. If you die, you have to start over. You can restart quickly but the first 3 levels are super slow and they are very frustrating to complete over and over again and it feels like you are getting nowhere. Also, …12 found this helpful
[quote] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/31884377-If-It-Is-Insane/]Check out my curator page for more awesome spoiler-free reviews[/url] [/quote] [h1]TL;DR[/h1] OneJump is based on a good concept but falls short in terms of execution. It just lacks the necessary polish and does nothing good enough to justify playing it. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] OneJump is extremely simple and easy to understand. You move a block to the left or right on a line and have to hit targets via jumping. A jump that does not connect with a target will end the current run. Later on, obstacles will start to fall randomly, and hitting them also equals death. The general concept is excellent and works well. There are two relevant modes: Infinite Runs that center around high scores VS Mode against other real players First of which is the most relevant. A skill difference in such a game is constant and nigh impossible to overcome because it needs practice and luck. This makes the VS Mode more or less obsolete. [h1]Critique[/h1] The game has some glaring problems. The first one is that the Infinite Runs are boring to play through as restarting runs wastes a lot of time. The first two stages are too easy an…3 found this helpful
The game is really wonderful, it has nice music and beautiful retro graphics! If you concentrate a little, you have a small chance of making it into the ranking Top 10 ... I love it <32 found this helpful
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