Back in 2015, developer 1 Button SARL—known more recently for tricky cat-bouncer Nekosan and clever rock-paper-scissors color puzzler Trilogic—released the extremely difficult auto-running platformer Mr. Jump. While it was easy to initially compare the game’s frustration-inducing level of challenge to …
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If 2014 was a year defined by singularly significant mobile games, 2015 was a year that struggled to live up to its predecessor. That’s a strange thing to say in an industry as big as ours, but really, no one game managed …
You’ve played a lot of Mr. Jump in the last month. It’s ok — you’re not alone. The game surpassed 5 million downloads in its first four days. And while there were only 12 levels, it’s unlikely you got through all …
Mr. Jump is the game that everyone’s talking about right now, and with good reason. It’s a staged running game where players must guide a little block-headed fellow through levels of platforms, pits, and spikes. Tap the screen to jump, …
With more than 5 million downloads in its first four days, Mr. Jump is a mobile game that’s taking the world by storm. And what’s more, all 5 million of those downloads happened exclusively on iOS, because the game isn’t available …
Over the weekend a little game called Mr. Jump crawled to the top of the iOS App Store. By crawled, I mean jumped…a super, mega, Hulk-strength jump right into the #1 game spot. It’s clear that lots of people are …