The highly anticipated mobile version of Jump King has now soft-launched on Android, bringing the intense 2D platformer originally released on PC in 2019 to a new audience. Developed by Nexile and published by UKIYO, this game is currently available in the UK, Canada, the Philippines, and Denmark, with plans to expand to other regions soon. Best of all, it's free to play in these soft-launch areas.
In Jump King, the challenge lies in mastering the art of the jump. Your ultimate goal is to reach the Smoking Hot Babe at the top of the tower. The gameplay is straightforward yet punishing: hold to charge your jump, release to leap, and hope you land precisely where you intended. There are no mid-air corrections or safety nets, making every jump a test of precision and patience.
The stakes are high; the higher you climb, the further you can fall. A single misstep can send you tumbling down, potentially erasing hours of progress in mere seconds. You start with 20 hearts, losing one with each fall. Run out of hearts, and you're left waiting for the daily fortune wheel to grant you between 5 to 100 free hearts or choosing to pay for more. It's a tactical leaping adventure that truly lives up to its name.
Expansions Available in the Mobile Version
Once you conquer the base game, the excitement doesn't end there. The mobile version of Jump King comes with two free expansions: New Babe+ and Ghost of the Babe. New Babe+ introduces a world that feels familiar yet presents new challenges, testing your mastery of the jump. Ghost of the Babe takes you beyond the Philosopher's Forest into a desolate land, where you may start to question the very purpose of your climb.
In Jump King, you'll leap, fall, curse, and try again. If you're located in one of the soft-launch regions, don't miss the chance to experience this thrilling game. You can download it now from the Google Play Store.
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