About Hue Jumper
Hue Jumper is a retro driving game by Frank Force, originally created for the 2kPlus Jam. Its changing road, shifting colors, and simple controls make each attempt a fresh challenge. Reach checkpoints to extend the clock while avoiding trees and rocks.
How to play
Click inside the game to start and capture the mouse pointer. Move the mouse to steer, click to brake, and double-click to jump. Press Escape to release the pointer. You begin with 20 seconds and gain 10 more at each checkpoint. Press R to restart.
Look past the nearest obstacle
Choose a path that leaves room for the next bend. A sharp swerve around one rock can send you off the road, where the car slows down.
Save jumps for useful gaps
Jump when an obstacle blocks your line and steering around it would take you off course. Aim the car toward a clear landing before taking off.
Ready to play?
Start a run and see how many checkpoints you can reach before the clock expires.
Created by Frank Force. The source and locally cropped artwork are available under the GNU GPL version 3.
How to Play Hue Jumper
Hue Jumper vs. Similar Games
| Game | Brief Description | Compared to Hue Jumper |
|---|---|---|
| Tap Drift | A driving challenge built around timing turns. | Hue Jumper uses mouse steering and lets you jump over roadside obstacles while racing a timer. |
| Arcade Glide | An arcade driving game with timed corner hooks. | Hue Jumper follows a generated road with checkpoints that extend your remaining time. |
FAQs
How do I get more time in Hue Jumper?
You start with 20 seconds. Passing a checkpoint adds another 10 seconds to the timer.
Can I jump over obstacles?
Yes. Double-click to jump over rocks or trees, or steer around them when the road gives you room.
Is the road the same on every attempt?
No. The game generates a new road for each run, so watch the next bend rather than relying on a memorized route.