Jumphobia: Homeward Bound

Is Quack Street from Duck Life Adventure canonically in Euronova, or did the developers just re-use the neon sign with an image of noodles?

Great game! Brings me back to the older days when I played this back in coolmath. Has a lot more variety now and that's great! Only problem is that at the time of me writing this review there is a bug with the crates where if you move them onto a vertically moving surface, they tend to break. Other than that, very enjoyable and can't wait to see it fixed! 8/10 as of now (15/04/22)

This game needs more reviews! Also, this is great, one of my favourite games on steam! I hope you continue to develop it and make the community that plays it happy! also I love the original also, Thanks Wix!

Jumphobia: Homeward Bound is not just a game; it's a testament to the power of resilience, companionship, and personal growth. As I sit down to write this review, I find myself reminiscing about the countless hours I've spent immersed in its world, a world that has been my refuge through some of life's most challenging moments. Bouncing into the distant future of Euro Nova, a city scarred by corporate warfare, the game's premise alone intrigued me. At its core, it tells the story of a humble courier jump-bot, stripped of its routine existence and thrust into a world of uncertainty. With a heartwarming twist, a canine-like robot becomes an unlikely companion, embarking on a journey that is both physically and emotionally transformative. The parallels between the game's portrayal of the Mare Corporation, a monopoly that controls the world, and my own personal history struck a deeply resonant chord within me. Much like the monopoly's pervasive influence, my father's domineering presence...

this game was amazing!!! I love the sound track and story 5 stars

im a big fan of the first game... this is 100x better

the story ends in a pretty unsatisfactory way imo but it's still really fun. I hope that at some point they add more to the story cus I'm actually really invested in it. and being able to make and play community levels is pretty fun, a LOT of random small bugs or things that are missing in the editor but still a fun ass game. oh and the music slaps

it's the most loveliest gorgeous thing i've ever laid my two eyes on

I'm a huge nitpick for sound design in games, and it can completely make or destroy my experience. I've played games with great sound design like Children of Morta, Celeste, and FTL: Faster Than Light, but I've also played games which could do better like Genshin Impact, Guild Wars 2, and Diablo II: Resurrected. This game absolutely falls into the first category. The score is immersive, enjoyable, and fitting, and it adds a lot to the game as a whole. I found myself coming back to the game mostly because of the soundtrack! Underrated game. 8/10