my brothers could you help me to get some steam points please?‍

Funniest way to lose friends. One wall jump at a time. Simple yet chaotic. I fell, I raged, I laughed. Honestly, a masterpiece of couch co-op sabotage.

👤 Me: "Let's play fair." 👥 Friend: "Sure." 3 seconds later 👥 Friend: pushes me 👤 Me: "YOU TRAITOR!!" 🎮 Game: "Well played."‍

come here for my point‍

Leap up no Justu Double is that special kind of indie game that looks innocent until you play it with a friend and realize you’re both competitive monsters. The pixel art is retro and charming, with no frills—just enough to let you focus on the real goal: getting to the top first. Sounds easy, right? It’s not. The wall-jumping demands precise timing, and the slightest mistake sends you crashing down. And local versus mode turns into a battle of insults, sabotage, and maniacal laughter. This isn’t just a game; it’s a test of friendship under fire. One minute you’re helping each other figure out the controls, the next you’re screaming “GET OFF ME” while shoving them away from the wall. It’s cheap, it’s hilarious, and it’s endlessly replayable if you’re willing to risk the emotional damage. Highly recommend it for anyone who loves laughing, trash-talking, and testing how far friendship really goes.‍

Cute art, evil design. I love it.‍

$1 game, my mom refused to cook dinner. I yelled “HE PUSHED ME!” right next to the soup pot.‍

What surprises me most about Leap up no Justu Double is how much emotional weight such a tiny game can carry. You don’t expect a $1 game to make you scream, laugh, and side-eye your best friend for pushing you “by accident.” The platforming is tight, the movement crisp, and the learning curve steep but fair. It’s not deep, and it doesn’t pretend to be. It’s short, sharp fun—and sometimes, that’s all you need. If you’re designing games, this is a strong case study in how tight mechanics + social chaos = instant replayability.

Press jump. Miss. Scream. Repeat. 10/10.‍

Bought it for fun. Stayed for the screams.‍