Follow Jumper

Towers, obstacles, a dragon at the top — Follow Jumper throws you into a vertical rescue mission that moves faster than it looks. The core mechanic is deceptively tactile: hold the screen to build stairs beneath your character's feet, release at the wrong moment and the whole thing collapses. It sounds manageable until the blockers start appearing mid-climb.

What makes it stick is the rhythm. There's a strange satisfaction in reading the tower's layout a half-second ahead, threading through gaps, pulling friends to safety without breaking stride. The dragon waiting at the summit gives the whole climb a sense of purpose rather than just obstacle-dodging for its own sake.

Short sessions, real tension. The kind of game that's quietly difficult in ways you don't expect until your third failed run.