- December 30, 2016
- Yin Games
Leap Up no jutsu
Platforms
About
"Leap Up no Jutsu" is a fast-paced platformer game where players leap through dynamic levels, avoiding obstacles and enemy attacks. The game features a unique movement system, allowing for wall-jumps, dashes, and powerful "Jutsu" abilities. With procedurally generated levels and a variety of challenges, players can test their skills and reflexes in this exciting, action-packed title.





- The gameplay is simple yet addictive, providing a satisfying challenge that keeps players engaged for hours.
- The graphics are colorful and charming, enhancing the overall visual experience of the game.
- The controls are responsive and easy to learn, making it accessible for players of all skill levels.
- The game can become repetitive due to a lack of variety in levels and challenges.
- Some players find the power-ups, particularly the speed-up, to be frustrating and detrimental to gameplay.
- There are complaints about the game's reliance on RNG, which can lead to unfair situations and frustration.
- gameplay18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is characterized by a satisfying balance of challenge and reward, featuring simple yet engaging mechanics that keep players hooked for hours. While the dual-character system adds an exciting layer of complexity, some users find the lack of varied levels leads to a repetitive experience. Overall, the game is visually appealing but suffers from criticisms regarding its mechanics and design quality.
“Gradually, striking a fine balance between challenge and reward that is both satisfying and addictive while 'Leap Up No Jutsu' excels in its core gameplay mechanics.”
“The gameplay is simple yet challenging, offering a perfect blend that keeps me engaged for hours on end.”
“The dual-character mechanic adds an exciting challenge, and the game’s cute design is charming.”
“The absence of different levels or stages might make the gameplay feel repetitive.”
“Boring, repetitive gameplay.”
“With this game specifically, apart from the dead gameplay and lazy, low effort graphics, fullscreen doesn't work and there's no proper HD support either.”