Finally got around to playing this Good-Ass Game. It's a Good-Ass Game.

Okay, it works now.

I beat Jumper Zero and added it to my download. I also decided to link Opposing Forces and Game of the Decade Cute Jump in the readme.

(Oh yeah, incidentally, Sylvie: I went and actually finished the secrets in Cute Jump semi-recently (but later than that person you said on Twitter was the first to legitimately complete it). I think the only reason I didn't at the time was that I didn't realize you changed stuff in the final release? [sp]But also that "just reach the door" X level was ridiculous. It made me think how it'd be helpful if there was a toggleable overlay showing you what tiles you're currently aligned with, but That's Cute Jump™![/sp])

Oh, this HUNAHPU: The Memory of the Sun?

(Note: Not a true Jumper fangame, not because of anything to do with Ogmo, but because it contains vertical moving platforms)

I'm pretty sure I've never heard of Jumper Zero, which is weird since it was apparently hosted on MMG.com? I have a bunch of other dumb stuff though, which I can upload on request/after checking what some of these even are. Almost all of these are demos because who ever heard of a COMPLETE Jumper fangame.

Jumper Conducting Chronicles
Jumper Crappiness
Jumper Dark World
Jumper Eclipsed Sun
Jumper Lost Past
Jumper Madness
Jumper Mini (by me7356)
Jumper Mini (by LordTomahawk)
Jumper Mini (by Crapo Artworks??)
Jumper Ogmo's Revenge
Jumper Phased
Jumper Return of Ogmo
Jumper Tale Of Ogmo 2
Jumper Two Music Video (??)
Ogmo Boss Fights
Ogmo RPG
Ogmo's Adventure
Shanko's Legacy (honestly, I should probably upload this alongside my LP for posterity)
Dark Kane Da Game
Dark Kane Da Game 2

...And there may be some others that don't have recognizable titles, or stretch the definition of "Jumper fangame," or I have source code for yet may or may not have ever been released. This includes my fangame, Clicker, which I don't think I even released a demo for.

Also, I already have the Jumper Community Project and I Wanna Be the Jumper on my site. At one point aimaina tried continuing IWBTJ where I left off with a few new levels, but I'm not sure if I kept that anywhere.

Finally, it's clear to me what sort of game Joogle should be revived as...

(Really that's extremely good.)

Man, Joogle New is kind of a wild look into what we figured was wrong with Joogle Old at the time, and we actually did improve a number of things?

- There's actual grid-based map-switching that preserves your position and character. Still drops your inputs and makes you re-press it, though.
- Joogle and Pilid move at the same fast speed, and there's actually no differences between them thus far besides character gates. I think the idea was they'd get different powers from the keys, which would be kind of cool? I definitely recall thinking an air dash would be a more fun Air Key implementation.
- The main characters animate differently depending on state, instead of just the same constant jiggle.
- Joogle and Pilid live in some regular house and King Surn is nowhere in sight.
- Textboxes have faces and expressions when Joogle and Pilid are speaking.
- The tutorial is done with a bunch of (sentient) signs that are trying just as hard as usual to be funny.
- There's a placeholder for a Belvice introduction cutscene and four empty screens of Joogle City.
- Blagons have been changed to weird dogs or something.
- There are numerous NPC designs, clearly Sylvie-drawn in a different bouncy style. Some of them are cats.
- There's a keycard door that's supposed to be the current end point, but because of the lack of Crave Saving, you can't backtrack to it after getting the keycard due to a switch no longer being held down. So clearly, the impossible task of Crate Saving killed Joogle New.

Not sure if I'll be able to catch the stream on time, but I might upload this to be suggested if Chess shows an interest.