Ribbit Jump is a precision platformer that demands careful control over jump power to navigate 50 progressively difficult levels filled with obstacles. Success requires mastering varied environments and fine-tuning each leap rather than relying on reflexes alone. It's suited for players who enjoy methodical, skill-based platforming challenges that reward planning over speed.
About this game
A precision platformer where every move counts. Adjust the power of each jump to progress through increasingly demanding level designs. Overcome 50 obstacle-filled levels and master every jump across varied environments.
This demo allows you to play the first ten levels and access the first special level. All progress made in this version will carry over to the final game when it launches on July 10.You can download the demo directly from the game store page.Thank you for your interest in the project.
Upcoming Demo DetailsOn May 28th, we will release the official demo. We want you to experience firsthand what we’ve been working on, giving you access to the entire first page of the game.What’s included?10 Initial Levels: The start of the adventure and where you'll learn the controls.Special Level: A challenge featuring an exclusive mechanic. This level completely changes the rules and the way you play, offering something unique not seen in the rest of the demo.Your progress carries overYou won’t have to start from scratch. Everything you achieve and unlock in the demo will automatically transfer to the final version, available on July 10th.Key dates:Demo: May 28th.Full Game: July 10th.Add the game to your Wishlist so Steam can notify you as soon as the demo is ready to download.
The official trailer for Ribbit Jump is now available.In this video, you can see the gameplay and some of the core mechanics across the game's 50 levels. Towards the end of the trailer, we also showcase mechanics from the special levels, such as rising water and slippery floors.Add Ribbit Jump to your Steam Wishlist to be notified when the game launches.
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