JUMP! The Floor Is...

JUMP! The Floor Is... is one of those games where I understood the idea almost immediately. The floor is dangerous, I need to get across the arena and reach the trophy before I get taken out. It is basically the old floor is lava game turned into a 3D competitive obstacle course. I like how simple the idea is because I can jump into it without having to learn a huge amount of stuff first. The movement and level design are where most of the fun comes from. The maps have different hazards like lava, explosive surfaces, moving sand and bouncy areas, and there are also traps and moving platforms that can make a safe looking route suddenly become a bad one. I like having multiple paths to choose from because it means I can decide whether I want to take the safer route or try something quicker and riskier. Getting a clean run across the map feels pretty satisfying when everything goes right. The power ups add a nice bit of chaos too. I can pick up things that give me extra speed, a super jump or even flight, but they only last for about three seconds. That short duration makes them feel more useful as something I need to use at the right moment rather than something I can rely on constantly. There are also bombs and mines that can be used to mess with the competition, which gives the game a little more strategy than simply jumping from one platform to another. I do think the game starts to show its limitations fairly quickly though. The basic idea is fun, but there is not a huge amount of depth underneath it. Once I have learned how the hazards and power ups work, I am mostly doing the same thing again with different layouts. I would have liked more types of obstacles, more power ups and more interesting ways to interact with the maps. The controls can also feel a bit rough at times, which matters quite a lot in a game where a single missed jump can end a run. The multiplayer focus is another thing I have to consider. The game is built around races where up to six players can compete to reach the trophy, so a lot of the excitement comes from the competition itself. I can still get the basic idea by playing on my own, but the game clearly feels designed around having other people in the same match. That makes it harder for me to treat it as something I would regularly play for a long time because there is not enough variety in the actual gameplay to completely carry it by itself. I still think there is a decent little game here. I like the childhood floor is lava idea, the different hazards make the courses unpredictable and the short power ups can create some really funny moments when I time them properly. It is free to play, so I think the low barrier to entry works in its favour. At the same time, the rough controls and fairly limited depth stop it from being something I would rate much higher. I had fun with it, but I think it needs more content and polish before the simple idea can really reach its potential. Rating: 7.2/10

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Najlepsza gra, w jaką grałem w życiu. Uratowała mnie przed wyskoczeniem z okna na parterze. Teraz ożenię się z siostrą i będę grał w tę grę, mając przy tym dzieci, które również będą w nią grać. Podsumowując, to świetna zabawa dla znajomych, ale gra wciąż wymaga dopracowania. Może być irytująca, dopóki nie nauczysz się sterowania. Wymaga pewnych specyfikacji ze względu na silnik Unreal Engine.

Это игра страдания и мучения.... It's a game of suffering and torment....

Very fun, but please allow us to choose a fixed fov that don't change upon each death.

This is a fun little game with some decent replayability, except the space level. that thing is ass. good game otherwise!