Troll Jump
ArcadeFree · No downloadTroll Jump
A platformer that likes to lie to you. Floors vanish, blocks aren't there, walls you can't see block your way, spikes rise when you get close, bridges phase in and out, and at least one exit is a trap. Reach the real glowing door.
← → or A D to move · Space / W / ↑ to jump · R to restart level
How to Play Troll Jump
Move with the arrow keys or A/D and jump with Space, W, or the up arrow. Reach the glowing exit door to clear each of the 10 levels — but almost nothing on screen can be trusted. Floors marked as solid ground can quietly crumble away underfoot, some blocks you can walk straight through, some walls are completely invisible until you walk into them, spikes rise up the moment you get close, bridges phase in and out of existence, ceiling spikes drop as you pass beneath them, and levels with more than one exit door only ever have a single real one — pick wrong and it's game over. Every trap's timing, and which door is real, is re-rolled each time you load a level, so memorizing a single run through won't save you. Dying just respawns you instantly at the start of the level — press R or use the restart button in the toolbar to reset on demand. Your death count for the session is tracked right in the toolbar, and once you've cleared a level you can jump straight back to it any time from the Levels list in the settings menu (gear icon above the game).
Controls
| Action | Desktop | Mobile |
|---|---|---|
| Move left | Left arrow / A | On-screen left button |
| Move right | Right arrow / D | On-screen right button |
| Jump | Space / W / Up arrow | On-screen jump button |
| Restart level | R | Restart button in toolbar |
Touch controls appear automatically on touch devices — no separate mobile version needed.
Tips for Troll Jump
- Slow down in unexplored sections — rushing into new areas is how most deaths happen.
- Treat every floor, wall, and door as suspect until you've tested it once.
- A death still teaches you something: the exact trap and its rough timing for that attempt, since traps re-roll their timing (though not their type or location) on every level load.
- Watch the ceiling too — some spikes drop from above as you pass underneath.
- When a level has more than one exit door, only one is ever real — check both before committing.
About Troll Jump
Troll Jump belongs to the "troll platformer" genre — games where the obstacle isn't just level design but the game deliberately misleading you, in the tradition of titles like The Impossible Game or Getting Over It. Each of the 10 levels re-rolls its trap timing and which exit door is real every time you load it, so a single successful run doesn't make the level trivial on your next attempt. Because deaths respawn you instantly at the start of the level, a run typically takes only seconds, keeping the "one more try" loop tight — a good pick for a quick break at school or work.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Use the arrow keys or A/D to move and Space, W, or the up arrow to jump. Reach the glowing exit door to clear each of the 10 levels.
Not quite — Stickman Hook is a grappling-hook swinging game, while Troll Jump is a trick platformer where you run and jump through 10 trap-filled levels. Both feature a simple stickman character and are free to play instantly in your browser, so if you're a fan of quick, replayable stickman games, Troll Jump is worth trying.
Almost nothing is what it looks like — floors quietly vanish underfoot, some blocks you can walk into are fake, some walls are completely invisible until you bump into them, spikes rise up out of the floor the moment you get close, bridges phase in and out of existence, and when a level has multiple exit doors only one is ever real. Watch the ceiling too.
Yes, the timing of vanishing floors, hidden spikes, rising spikes, phasing bridges, and which door is real are all re-rolled every time you load a level, so memorizing one run isn't enough.
Yes — open the settings menu (gear icon above the game) and pick any unlocked level from the Levels row. Levels unlock as you clear them.
Press R at any time, or use the restart button in the toolbar above the game.
Yes, completely free with no login or download.
Yes, your death count for the current session is shown in the toolbar — dying just respawns you at the start of the level instantly.


