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Jump Stars Preview (PC)


Jamit Games and Curve Digital are expected to release Jump Stars this summer.


Jump Stars is a 2-4 local multiplayer party game releasing for PS4, Xbox One and PC for $9.99. The game allows players to compete in a bizarre selection of mini-games that have a simple yet devious premise. You are tasked with cooperating with your team to score as much as possible and then must make a break for it to take first place.



In Jump Stars, you must reach "The Gauntlet" by racking up your score in four mini-games chosen by the host in Tournament. However, if you want to take the reigns, you can create your own line-up of games across 25 different settings in "My Show." The levels in each mini-game are impeccably designed and balanced with enough variation in the settings to keep gameplay fresh. Jump Stars is colorful with a playful nature and elegance, unlike most games of this nature.



In the end, Jump Stars is already shaping up to be a crazy-fun party game to enjoy with your friends when it releases. The beautiful graphics and engaging soundtrack help keep the game immersive from start to finish. Jump Stars has a ton of replay potential with a slew of mini-games varied enough that everyone can find something to love. The writing for the characters and the storyline are superb--I adore the crazy, off-beat host! The gameplay is insanely bizarre and offers up one of the most exciting experiences ever for a party game. To learn more, visit the official Jump Stars website.

Features:
  • An array of unique mini-games across 25 different settings.
  • 24 different cosplaying Cubee contestants to play as.
  • Simultaneous competitive and cooperative goals.
  • Fast-paced party game action.

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