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Jump'n Frie

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Jump'n Frie
File:Icon Jump'nFrie.png
The game's app icon for Android
DeveloperStudio RGB-Newt
PublisherThe Fishal Project
DirectorDarien Brice Dickinson
ProducerJordyn-Rae Morrison
DesignerDarien Brice Dickinson
ProgrammerDarien Brice Dickinson
ArtistDarien Brice Dickinson
WriterDarien Brice Dickinson
ComposerDarien Brice Dickinson
SeriesFlye 'n' Frie
EngineGodot Engine (gdscript)
Platform
  • Android
Release
  • WW: TBA
GenrePlatform
ModeSingle-player

Jump'n Frie is an upcoming platform video game for mobile devices powered by the Android operating system, developed by Studio RGB-Newt and published by The Fishal Project. It is the first mobile game developed by NeonWabbit, and the first NeonWabbit project release to use the Godot game engine.

The project's production code is NW-G24JNF00, and its working title is Project WinWithoutWings.

Gameplay

Core mechanics

Movement and jumping

Screen-scrolling behaviour

Game end conditions

Platforms and environments

Timer and scoring systems

Powerups and Obstacles

Enemies include crystal minion monsters Frosteyls, Gravepine, and Styvers.

Difficulty scaling

Unlockables

Plot

Story

A weakened Frie is stripped of her wings by a jealous Pepper Lily, who then locks her in the basement of a seemingly endless tower.

In order to find a way to escape, Frie begins to climb the tower, regaining lifeforce energy, and earning coins, crystals, and other rewards along the way.

Setting

The game takes place in the Isles of Topaktan, and is considered a spin-off title which is semi-canonical to the Flye 'n' Frie franchise as a whole, as it has no set date, doesn't introduce or further any plotlines, and is only barely mentioned in passing within other games or titles, where in-universe (in the "Alternate Earth F" timeline), it at least takes place post-2015, as Pepper Lily knows who Frie is by that time.

Characters

Playable characters

Antagonists

Enemies

Development

Concept

Design

Engine and tools used

Programming

Music and sound

Marketing

Release

Changelog

Reception

Legacy

Soundtrack

Trivia

Scrapped content

Credits

See also

References