Jacob’s Islands

Jacob’s Islands is a minimalist pixel art platforming adventure where you explore mysterious islands, uncover secrets, and take time to enjoy the beauty of nature. About the gameplay Precision platforming: if you like precise and dynamic movement, this is definitely for you. Speedrun leaderboard: if you enjoy being the fastest and challenging your friends, you'll feel right at home.  Level Creation: If you love creating content, design and share your own levels using the in-game editor—it lets you create a level from start to finish, from designing the terrain to controlling the player's movements!! Secrets: if you enjoy hunting for secrets, you'll be rewarded  Cassette collection: an interesting aspect of the game is collecting the many cassettes scattered across the islands. Will you find them all? The online system in detail Build and test your levels A level editor built right into the game. Paint tiles on the grid, place objects, and switch between edit and play mode with a single click to test your creation at any time. No external tools needed: everything happens in Jacob's Islands. Share them on the Steam Workshop Publish your level to the Steam Workshop in a few clicks and choose its visibility. Your creation becomes available to the whole community. Browse the Workshop Preview Steam Workshop levels before downloading them, then subscribe to the ones you like. Everything happens directly in the game, no need to go through Steam: levels show up in your list right away. Play community levels Pick a level made by another player and jump in instantly. Every level is a new island to explore. Chase speedrun records Time your runs and compare your results with other players on the Steam leaderboards. Every second counts. Discover creator pages Loved a level? Open its creator's page to find all their levels. About the development Hello, I'm the person behind Jacob's Islands. At 16 years old, I started trying to make one of my dreams come true: creating my first video game! My golden art rule  was to do everything by myself. I started the Jacob's Islands project about two years ago, and now, at 20 years old, I'm almost there! I hope you'll enjoy it when it releases in Early Access.