G-33 ・ Reflex ・ 1–5 min
Jump With My Kid — Your plush's photo runs today's course
A side-scrolling jump game where one photo of your plush toy or figure turns it into the hero. Photos of kids and pets work too. Press “Jump with my kid” and pick a photo (phones can take one on the spot); the background is cut out on your device and the run starts right away, with no instructions in between. A full-body shot against white paper cuts out cleanly; photos that can't be cut out run in a rounded photo frame. The course is Tobu's daily course — the same ledges for everyone that day. How long you hold decides how high you jump, and every gap has a jump that lands. When you fall you see why and the jump that would have landed, then retry the same course at once. The share card is a sequence shot: your hero five times along the arc of your longest jump. The photo is never sent to a server and stays only on this device (with a delete button). Free, no sign-up.
How to play
- Press “Jump with my kid” and pick a photo of your plush or figure (a sample teddy bear runs until you do). A full-body shot against white paper cuts out cleanly
- Your hero runs right by itself. Press anywhere to jump; hold longer to go higher. The first three gaps are practice — it waits at the edge
- Fall into a gap and the run ends. See why and the jump that would have landed, then retry the same course. The course changes daily and is the same for everyone
- The photo is cut out and saved only on this device. “Delete photo” removes it at any time
Keyboard: Space, Enter or ↑ jump (hold to jump higher) / R start over / Tab to “Jump with my kid” and Enter to pick a photo
How to shoot a photo that cuts out cleanly
The cut-out runs on your device: anything bright and pale that connects to the photo's edges is treated as background, and the largest remaining shape becomes your hero. So the surest way is to sit your plush or figure in front of white paper (printer or drawing paper), with the paper reaching every edge of the shot, and capture its whole body. White or cream-coloured plushes are hard to tell from the paper, and parts of them may disappear with the background. If the hero takes up less than 8% or more than 75% of the photo, it isn't cut out and runs inside a rounded photo frame instead.
The sample hero
The teddy bear that runs before you pick a photo is a drawn sample photo of a plush sitting on white paper, put through the same cut-out as a real photo. The small picture next to the button on the start screen shows that photo (left) and the cut-out result (right).
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