Five of nature's tiniest jumping champions, one tap, and a long way to fall.
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How to play
Each tap springs your critter upward; let go and gravity pulls it back down. Thread the gaps in the obstacle stalks scrolling toward you and keep going as long as you can, every gap you clear scores a point. The further you get, the harder it pushes: gaps shrink and speed up, the screen darkens, drifting hazards appear, and a gentle wind starts nudging you off course.
Choose from five real jumping animals, Springtail, Click Beetle, Bushbaby, Tarsier and Mudskipper, each with its own physics feel.
Touch the ground, an obstacle, or a hazard and the run ends.
Difficulty ramps every few points, so survival is its own scoreboard.
Each critter keeps its own personal best.
Controls
Desktop: tap/click anywhere, or press Space / Up / W to spring. On the start screen use ◀ ▶ (or A / D / arrow keys) to change critter.
Phone & tablet: tap anywhere to jump; tap the on-screen arrows to switch critter, built for one-thumb play.
Game modes
Standard: classic one-tap survival, riding gravity through the gaps.
Free Flight: an optional mode that adds forward/back movement so you can position yourself as well as jump.
Watch Demo: an attract mode where an autopilot plays so you can see the run before you try it.
Tips & strategy
Tap in a steady rhythm rather than mashing, small, frequent springs keep you centered in the gap.
From the higher levels the gaps bob up and down; aim where the gap is heading, not where it is now.
When hazards appear, drift to the safer edge of the gap early instead of reacting at the last second.
Try every critter, the lighter, floatier ones forgive timing mistakes while the snappy ones reward precision.
Origins
An original game built from a real fact: the best jumpers in nature are very small. A flea, a froghopper and a click beetle all clear many times their own body length, which no large animal can approach.
The design takes that literally — five of those champions, one tap each, and a long way down.
Scaling is what makes it work as a game. Because jump height relative to body size is enormous at that scale, a single tap covers a distance that would be absurd for a human character, so the physics feel exaggerated while actually being the honest ones.
About Tiny Titans
Tiny Titans is an original one-tap arcade jumper built in-house, celebrating real-world jumping animals with hand-drawn procedural art. It's free to play in your browser on phone or desktop.
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