Platformer · Action · made with Cursor
Jumpory
Climb a tower of 3D platforms and see how high you can get.
About Jumpory
Jumpory is a 3D platformer about climbing, and the question it asks is how high you can get. You move through a series of platforms stacked upward, jumping from one ledge to the next to gain height, and every climb is a push toward a new personal high.
It follows the Only Up style of climbing game, where progress is measured by altitude and every jump matters. It is a single-player game built with Cursor and Three.js, and a climb can start straight from the page on a phone or a desktop.
The platforms get harder to reach as the climb goes on. Altitude is the only measure of progress, so the number that matters at the end of a run is how high you got.
How it was made
Most of the code was written by AI. Source: Vibe Jam 2026 submission form.
Evidence: the creator's own account.
- AI tools
- Cursor
- Engine
- Three.js
- Genre
Platformer,
Action- Players
- Single player

Questions about Jumpory
Is Jumpory free to play?
Yes. Jumpory runs in your web browser at no cost, with no download or account needed.
Which AI was used to make Jumpory?
Jumpory was made with Cursor. Most of the code was written by AI, according to the Vibe Jam 2026 submission form.
Can I play Jumpory on my phone?
Yes. Jumpory supports mobile browsers.
Who made Jumpory?
Jumpory was made by moris_dev. See their profile on GamesByAI for their other games.
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