Neon Leap
Welcome to Neon Leap, the game where your reflexes are put to the test and your stickman is thrown across glowing objects like a ninja on caffeine. It's quick. It's hard. It's bright. And certainly, you will fail. A lot. But you'll love every second of it.
What's going on? You are a small stickman in a world that is completely dark. What is your job? Jump from one luminous shape to another to make the dark bright. Every form you touch lights up like a disco ball at midnight. But don't get too comfortable; this region is full of spikes, traps, and spinning platforms that look like they're attempting to throw you down a cliff.
Your Mission for Neon Leap
Jump from one shape to another
Avoid harmful things
Make the level brighter
Get stars
Don't die
It seems easy, doesn't it? No, it's not. If you make one mistake, you'll be back to where you started, wondering why you thought this would be peaceful.
Things That Don't Like You
Spikes (the classic version)
Shapes that look like they want to get somewhere else
Platforms that turn on you while you're in the air
Stars = Moving Forward Collect stars to unlock new levels. But don't be greedy; some stars are just there to lure you in. It's probably a trap if it looks too easy.
Controls
To jump left, press A or ←.
To jump right, press D or →.
That's all. No fancy combinations. Just guts and timing.
Why should you play Neon Leap? Because it has a strange pull. Because glowing shapes are cooler than they should be. And because failing 37 times in a row makes you want to try again.
So go ahead and jump into the mess. Make the dark bright. And what if you fall? Get mad, laugh, and start over. Your stickman is counting on you.
Do you also need help coming up with a catchphrase or list of achievements for this game? I have some ideas.
