Description

Can you keep your stick figure climbing without missing a single landing? Stickjump, a simple, fast jumping game where a little stick character wants to go up, up, up. Your only job is to jump from platform to platform and stay off the empty space below. It feels easy at first, then the speed starts to rise and your timing has to stay sharp. The big idea in one run Every run is about one thing: survive. You jump, land, and jump again. You keep doing that as long as you can, and your score grows the longer you stay alive. There are no complicated menus to slow you down, so when you fall, you can restart instantly and try to beat your best run. What you do again and again The core loop is quick and clean. Watch the next platform, press to jump, land safely, then get ready for the next jump. If you land, you keep climbing. If you miss and fall into the gap below, the run ends. The platforms are the whole game, and they can change as you go to keep you alert. Controls you must know Use your mouse click, space bar, or a tap (on touch screens) to make your stick character jump. That’s the full control set. One button means you can focus on timing instead of learning extra moves. It also makes it easy to switch between playing on a computer with the space bar and playing on a touch screen with a tap. Platforms that trick you As you progress, platforms can move, shrink, or appear unexpectedly. A moving platform can slide away right when you’re ready to land. A shrinking platform gives you less safe space, so landing near the middle matters more. When platforms appear unexpectedly, you need to spot them quickly and jump with confidence instead of freezing. How you score and what ends the run Your goal is to reach the highest possible score by surviving for as long as you can. The high-score system is there so you can challenge yourself or friends, but the real trick is staying alive. Falling into the gap below is the lose condition, so every jump is a tiny decision: go now, or wait half a beat longer. When the game gets harder Stickjump is endless, and the difficulty ramps up as the game may speed up. That means your calm early rhythm won’t always work later. Early on, focus on building a steady timing and clean landings. Later, focus on fast reactions when a platform moves or appears in an odd spot. The rising speed is the challenge, so staying focused matters more the longer your run goes. Timing tricks that help Try not to jump only at the last second. A more comfortable timing can keep you from rushing and missing. Also, shorter, quicker jumps can be safer than long, risky ones, especially when platforms shrink. When you’re choosing when to jump, look ahead at the next platform instead of staring at your stick figure. Planning one step early is how you stay in control when the pace increases. Saving a run when things go wrong If you miss a platform slightly, don’t give up right away. Sometimes you can jump again quickly and recover before you fall too far. This is extra useful when a platform moves and your first landing is off. The key is to stay calm and react, because tense hands often make mistimed jumps more likely, especially once the game speeds up. Look, sound, and feel Stickjump uses a minimalist stick-figure art style, so it’s easy to see platforms and gaps without extra clutter. The smooth performance helps the game feel fair, which matters a lot in a reaction game where you use mouse click, space bar, or a tap to jump. The simple look keeps your eyes on what counts: the next landing spot. Quick fixes and device notes Single-button controls make Stickjump feel great on many devices, including touch screens with a tap. If your jumps feel late, try using the space bar or mouse click with a lighter, quicker press, and keep your hand relaxed. If the game feels too fast, remember that it ramps up over time, so use the early moments to settle into a steady rhythm before the tricky moving and shrinking platforms show up. Who will love Stickjump This is for players who like simple, reaction-based games with an endless challenge. It’s great for kids who want quick rules, casual players who like short breaks, and high-score hunters who want to chase one more perfect run. If you enjoy testing your reflexes with moving platforms, surprise platforms, and rising speed, Stickjump gives you a clean, focused jump-and-survive challenge.

Instruction

- Use W up arrow to change direction - Hold S down arrow to dash

Specifications

• Easy to play