Number Jumping

Jump left: The left arrow, or A
Jump right: The right arrow, or D
On a phone: Use the on-screen arrows
The rule: Each landing reduces a box’s number by one
Plan ahead: A box at zero disappears — you may still need to stand on it
Thirty-five levels: Each one has an order that works

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Description

Number Jumping looks like a platformer and behaves like a puzzle. You are a green box, the level is full of numbered boxes, and each one disappears when its number is jumped down to zero.

The complication is that you have to land somewhere. A box with a one on it vanishes the moment you touch it, which means it cannot be a stepping stone twice — and planning a route through the level means knowing which platforms will still exist by the time you need them.

Order therefore matters more than dexterity. Most levels have a sequence that works and several that strand you on the last box with nowhere left to go, and finding the right one is the entire challenge.

There are thirty-five levels and the presentation stays deliberately plain — numbers, boxes, and nothing else competing for attention. It plays on two keys, or two on-screen arrows.