Frog Jump by InOut Games

The aim of Frog Jump is to leap onto higher platforms without them breaking. Cash out before you jump to a platform that breaks to collect and secure the win, or risk losing it all by jumping to higher platforms. Below is a detailed step by step guide to playing Frog Jump.

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Step 1: Choose your bet amount

Set your bet amount anywhere from $0.12 to $200. Use the quick bet size buttons to adjust by the values of 2, 5, 10 or 20. You can also manually type your exact bet value into the input field.

Step 2: Press Play to begin

Press the play button to submit your bet and start the round. Use the directional arrows on your computer keyboard, or tap the left and right directional buttons on screen when using a mobile device.

By jumping left and right you can reach higher and higher platforms. Each platform will display a multiplier coefficient below it. Hopping on any platform will add the multiplier coefficient to your total. Your win multiplier always starts at ×1.00 when you submit a starting bet.

Step 3: Cash Out or keep jumping

Once you have successfully hopped onto at least one higher platform, you can cash out your win. If you cash out, your bet amount is multiplied by the total coefficient and credited to your balance. The game then resets, waiting for a new bet.

If you continue to jump to higher and higher platforms you risk losing your winnings by hopping onto a platform that breaks. If the platform you jump on breaks, you immediately lose all winnings earned throughout the round.

Frog Jump follows this game pattern indefinitely until you reach the maximum win multiplier of ×25,000 at the highest most platform. The game always ends in one of three ways – you cash out, you lose from a broken platform or you reach the max win.

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The default theoretical Return to Player (RTP) is 95.5% and the maximum win is ×25,000.

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Below are the key game features of Frog Jump by InOut Games:

• Platformer Game - Frog Jump looks and feels like a mobile app game, with interactive movement buttons to direct the frogs jump left and right. This gameplay will be very familiar for almost anyone who wants to play.
• Progressive Multiplier - Reaching higher platforms progressively stack your total win multiplier.
• Manual Cash Out - You control when to take profit with the cash out feature. Jump higher and risk your win total, or cash out to collect and secure it.
• Provably Fair - This game is built with Provably Fair technology. With this you can validate and check the outcome of rounds were in fact predetermined and unaltered prior to you placing a bet. This means you can be sure that there was no influence from the operator or the game provider in the final result.
• Bet History - Check your previous bet results using the Bet History menu. From here you can see your bet amount, win amount, win multiplier and the timestamp. You can also enter the provably fair information screen for the round from this bet history menu.
• Live Wins Display - See the wins from other players on the live wins bet ticker display. Live Wins will show the total players online and a feed of winning bets in real time.

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Frog Jump is built on HTML5 and JavaScript, meaning your game will load and run flawlessly on most modern mobile browsers. No download needed, just launch the game from your browser and start playing.

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If you’re the kind of person that enjoys a good platformer mobile game, or played retro platformers in the past, you will probably like Frog Jump.

It reminds us of games we might have played growing up as a kid on a handheld game cartridge style device, or perhaps early mobile phone games from a number pad Sony Ericsson. 

Frog Jump is entertaining for sure, but when you’re trying to achieve a relatively large multiplier this can get kind of tiresome. Repeated losses get old very fast when you’re aiming for the platforms manually each round. This feels like the sort of game that could be a good entry for people who aren’t familiar with betting games to discover them, then move onto something else.

I think because gambling games are designed to have more losses than wins, it's hard to make a gambling game that's both fundamentally manual and also stays fun over time when you’re facing so many losses.

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