Super One More Jump

Super One More Jump absolutely nails its platforming mechanics that when combined with the huge variety in the obstacles you must overcome, creates an experience that's incredibly enjoyable, rewarding, and tough as nails. Soundtrack disappointment aside, this 2D platformer is well worth your time.

Super One More Jump is a fun and addicting game that's simple to pick up and has a gradual difficulty curve.  With over 100 levels to play and a few extra game modes to unlock, plus the two multiplayer options including two- to four-player co-op, Super One More Jump is definitely worth picking up.

For people who suffer with high blood pressure, Super One More Jump is not the game for you. This beautiful, 2D, twitch, platformer will provide a severe test of your timing skills along with your patience. For those who are up for the challenge, Super One More Jump offers an addictive and entertaining ride.

A great e-shop title whose simplicity belies the challenge that lays ahead. The diminutive soundtrack is a drawback but it really is our only major complaint.

Super One More Jump is a fun, little platformer that fits very well on the Nintendo Switch. It's unforgiving yet engaging gameplay mixed with some snazzy visuals will have you coming back for one more attempt.

While Super One More Jump can be overly challenging to the point of frustration, its addictive nature and fun concept, alongside cool extras, are enough to keep you striving all the way to the end.

This is a game that has no right to be as much fun as it is. It should be one of those titles that’s ultimately forgettable – something that feels ported from mobile devices, but Super One More Jump is a bunch of fun with one player or more and it has that perfect ‘one more go’ attribute.

Super One More Jump has a lot to love. It is incredibly addicting with tons of levels to get through. My struggle to get every blue gem became an obsession and 100%-ing it all takes time and effort. Add to that the additional modes and graphical styles, and you have something that feels very full and complete. If only the music was better... if only.

While in the early going the game will feel almost painfully simple for each new group of levels you unlock new concepts will be introduced and the degree of challenge will typically make a considerable jump...