Jump Jump Rabbit vs Slidefuture

“Jump Jump Rabbit” is a casual game of smooth spring winds and hospitable deserts. Go on an adventure with the little white bunny hero, help him travel far and come home with an abundant collection of his favorite carrots! The rules are simple: press and hold on the screen to charge, and release to jump. Aim carefully, fly past carrots to collect them, and land at the center of the next block platform to get a special bonus. Meet and beat your friends on the way, and if your hands slipped, you can always spend some carrots to save your character from the falling. Try your best, and never give up a chance to clench the top place of every week! How much can you and your little bunny score? “Jump Jump Rabbit” includes very small ads to keep it free. To get better gameplay experience, buy “Remove Ads” and contribute to our further development of the game. For any suggestion or feedback, please contact us at codingpotato@gmail.com. If you like the game, leave a review to help us improve continually. Thank you very much!

Most sliding puzzles ask you to sort numbers. Slidefuture asks you to keep a city moving. Every board is a tangle of road tiles and civic buildings. Slide pieces into the empty cell until straights, curves, T-junctions, and crossings lock into continuous routes—House to Station, Apartments to Hospital and Fire Brigade, and messier webs as the grid grows. When a path is valid, it lights up in neon. Miss an edge and the metro stays dark. The campaign runs thirty handcrafted missions across eight chapters. Early boards are a tight 3×3; later ones stretch to 4×4 and 5×5 as congestion, commerce, and megacity sprawl pile on. Clear missions for stars and city XP. Your metro level rises, population ticks up, and new facilities land in the Almanac—parks, depots, campuses, airports, and stranger future landmarks. When the story map is done, Endless Transit keeps dealing procedural route goals from the facilities you’ve unlocked. Undo, reset, and hint are there when a board corners you; sound is optional. Slidefuture is an independent game. Names, levels, and art are original to this app—no stock city-builder checklist, just one empty cell and a city that only works when the roads do.