The popular 2D platformer game, Jump King, has recently soft-launched on Android devices. Originally launched on PC back in 2019 by Nexile, the mobile version is being published by UKIYO. Since its initial release, the game has seen the addition of several free expansions, and these are also available in the mobile version.
Where Is Jump King Soft Launching?
Jump King is currently available for Android users in the UK, Canada, the Philippines, and Denmark. Players in these regions can enjoy the game for free as part of its soft launch. The game is set to expand to other regions soon, so keep an eye out for its global release.
The core of Jump King is mastering the art of the jump. Your goal is to reach the top, where the alluring "Smoking Hot Babe" awaits. It's a straightforward yet challenging premise: no mid-air corrections, no safety nets. Simply hold to charge your jump, release to leap, and aim to land precisely where you intend. But beware, the higher you climb, the more devastating the fall. A single misstep can send you plummeting back to the start, potentially erasing hours of progress in an instant. You begin with 20 hearts, and each fall costs you one. Run out of hearts, and you'll need to either wait for the daily fortune wheel to grant you between 5 to 100 free hearts or opt to purchase more. It’s a thrilling test of precision and patience, truly living up to its name.
You Get Expansions in the Mobile Version Too
After conquering the base game, players can dive into two additional free expansions: New Babe+ and Ghost of the Babe. New Babe+ presents a seemingly familiar yet distinctly different world, challenging players to prove their mastery over the jump. Meanwhile, Ghost of the Babe transports you to a desolate land beyond Philosopher’s Forest, prompting existential questions about the purpose of your climb. With each leap, fall, curse, and retry, Jump King delivers an intense and addictive experience.
If you're located in one of the soft-launch regions, don't miss your chance to experience Jump King. You can download it for free from the Google Play Store.
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