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Super Space Jump Man

$1.99 $1.19

Release Date:: Mar 5, 2019
Developer:: NanningsGames
Publisher:: NanningsGames
Platforms:: Windows Linux

Indie Casual Action Steam Achievements Full controller support Family Sharing Single-player Steam Cloud

About This Game

Super Space Jump Man is an exhilarating gravity-based 2D adventure that will have you leaping across the cosmos! Navigate through space, jumping from planet to planet, and reach the portal to advance. But beware—spikes and lasers are out to get you! Collect enough oxygen to keep your journey going before the meter runs out. With its super-simple one-button control, this game is easy to pick up but challenging to master.

Key Features:

One-Button Gameplay: Enjoy intuitive, physics-based controls that make the game accessible yet challenging.
Stunning Visuals: Immerse yourself in beautiful graphics that bring the galaxy, stars, and planets to life.
Epic Soundtrack: Groove to a great electronic soundtrack that enhances your space adventure.
Defy Gravity: Leap from planet to planet, defying gravity and dodging obstacles.
Achievements: Conquer 24 stages and unlock Steam achievements to showcase your skills.

Join the interstellar fun and test your skills in Super Space Jump Man—a game that’s easy to learn, hard to master, and impossible to put down!

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Negative

2 user reviews

Positive

User #046455 english

36 min at review

Not Recommended

[h1]Casual auto-runner with single-button gameplay.[/h1] [b]As other Nannings titles, [i]Super Space Jump Man[/i] has [url=https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/726640]a free version[/url] available on browser. Aside from Steam Achievements (currently profile limited), Steam version offers nothing else to the free version.[/b] A rare miss from [i]Nannings[/i], for me anyway. [i]Super Space Jump Man[/i] is an auto-runner, i.e. the astronaut runs automatically clock-wise the planets. Jumping gets him to next planet, and the next, until the finish worm hole. First, it was a little too easy, and I only got annoyed by the weird jumps (it's initially difficult to predict where you'll be landing). Game then introduces the usual spikes, sawblades and periodic lasers as traps. Half-way through, time limit is also introduced in the form of oxygen, postponed by collecting oxygen tanks. [h1]Annoying game mechanics[/h1] While the gameplay is fairly casual, I grew to resent the traps. Sometime...