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[Show comments] [Show snapshots] [Show videos] [Show content] [Replace file] Release Date: 2014; Last update: 22 May 2021
Xump - The Final Run is a simple multi-platform puzzler by Retroguru. Initially
released by Psilocybin Development in 2005 the game has been improved in almost
every aspect you can imagine. New graphics, new levels, new music, new options,
new everything...
Help Holger to clean up deserted space fields. As this is a very dangerous task
for a human being a headbot named Xump will be the one who has to suffer.
Your main task is to clean all dissolving tiles on several single-screen levels
by simply stepping on them, one by one. Few fields are secured with mines and
need a double tap. Mines can be blown up when passing by or disarmed by Xump
when staying on this specific field for a short moment. Certainly the mission
sounds easier than it will be.
XUMP FEATURES
Joystick, Joypad and Mouse Controls (all system depending)
9 chippy tracks for your audio pleasure
48 Levels
Highscore-List
Retro styled password system
Hidden easter egg - find two more themes (not for Atari Lynx!)
Hidden easter egg - find 32 classic levels
XUMP CORE TEAM
Code, Beta-Test: Lars Persson (Anotherguest)
Code: Andre Haensel (Kedo)
Code: Gisberto Rondinella (nop90)
Producer, Beta-Test, Levels: Shahzad Sahaib (Kojote)
Levels, Trailer, Beta-Test: Denny Müller (Mulle)
Character Design, Alternative Themes, Tiles: Christian Hildenbrand (Daydream)
Graphics, Pixel Theme (default): Virgile Metier (thUg)
Music: Johan Letfors (Vedder)
Music: Michal Szpilowski (Miker)
Music, Sound effects, ASCII Art: Andrew Lemon (ne7)
XUMP PORTING TEAM
Win32, Symbian OS UIQ 3, Symbian OS Series 60, Android: Lars Persson
(Anotherguest)
Ubuntu (32-Bit, Ubuntu (64-Bit), PSP, Wiz: Rodolphe Boixel (Thor)
Amiga OS4, MorphOS, NetBSD x86, NetBSD PPC: Frank Wille (phx)
Pandora, Caanoo, GP2x: Scott Smith (Pickle)
Dreamcast, Mac OS X x86: Xavier Vallejo (Indiket)
MotoMAGX: Sergei Kolesnikov (Exl)
GCW Zero, Dingoo A320 OpenDingux: Artur Rojek (Zear)
Raspberry Pi: James Higgs (Jum)
AROS: Yannick Erb (Yannickescu)
TI Nspire CX: Bruno Marie (Gameblabla)
Atari Lynx, Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation 2: Gisberto Rondinella (Nop90)
BittBoy/PocketGo: Szymon Morawski (vamastah)
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