Jumping Flash 2 improves on its predecessor with more levels, better jump physics and more balanced difficulty. The first-person platforming concept is even more refined. An excellent sequel surpassing the original, remaining one of the most original experiences on PS1.
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Western sequel to the 3D platformer Jumping Flash, where Robbit returns to save Crater Planet from Baron Aloha. Created by Exact and Sony Computer Entertainment, released in 1996 in the United States and Europe. Six new first-person worlds with the signature triple jump, refined gameplay, varied enemies and bosses and cheerful soundtrack. Western edition.
A direct sequel to the first-person platformer pioneer, expanding the levels and polishing the jump feel without abandoning the first game's pop spirit. Still uncommon in the West, it extends the interest of fans wanting to complete the Robbit line in full. Its measured distribution supports a value comparable to the first entry, in a loyal niche.
Is Jumping Flash! 2 still worth playing in 2026?
Jumping Flash! 2 improves on its predecessor with more levels, better jump physics and better-balanced difficulty. The first-person platforming concept is even more mastered, and the pop art direction retains its naive charm. The Japanese Aloha Danshaku Ooyowari no Maki version offers the same content. An excellent pick to chain after the first today.
