"Jump King 2D Platformer Soft Launches on Android with Expansions"

The popular 2D platformer, Jump King, originally launched on PC in 2019 by Nexile, has now embarked on its soft-launch journey on Android, courtesy of UKIYO. This thrilling game is currently available in select regions including the UK, Canada, the Philippines, and Denmark. If you're located in these areas, you can dive into the free-to-play experience right away. Players elsewhere can look forward to the game's global release on mobile soon.

Jump King challenges players with its unique mechanic: the art of the jump. Your ultimate goal? To reach the top where the Smoking Hot Babe awaits. It's a simple premise but a tough climb. There's no room for mid-air corrections or safety nets here. You charge your jump by holding, release to leap, and hope to land precisely where you planned. It's a test of precision and patience.

The higher you ascend, the steeper the fall. A single misstep can send you plummeting back to the bottom, erasing hours of progress in a heartbeat. It's a constant battle against gravity and your own impatience. You begin with 20 hearts, losing one with each fall. Run out of hearts, and you're left to rely on the daily fortune wheel for a chance to gain 5 to 100 free hearts or opt to purchase more. This game truly lives up to its name with its tactical leaping adventure.

Expansions Available in the Mobile Version

Once you conquer the base game, the adventure doesn't end there. The mobile version comes with two free expansions: New Babe+ and Ghost of the Babe. New Babe+ presents a world that feels familiar yet different, pushing you to prove your mastery over the jump. Ghost of the Babe, set beyond Philosopher's Forest, leads you into a desolate land that makes you question the very purpose of your climb.

Jump King is all about leaping, falling, cursing, and trying again. If you're in one of the soft-launch regions, you can experience this game now on the Google Play Store.

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