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Play, race and hang with your feline friends in this online platformer party game! Purrfect your pussycat parkour as you sprint, jump, bounce, swing, skid and slide through a collection of collaborative and com

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About Jumping Jazz Cats

Jumping Jazz Cats drops you into the Ellington Estate, a jazzy cartoon mansion where cats race, collect, and clash using parkour moves like grinding handrails, swinging from chandeliers, and bouncing off cushions. The setting is filled with spiral staircases, rooms, and passageways that serve as the arena for a variety of feline mini‑games.

Matches can be played online with up to nine friends, locally with up to four via split‑screen, or solo in Trials mode. Players can pick from many cats, customize their look, and unlock collar tags that grant buffs across the mini‑games, all while ten original jazz tracks play and react to the action.

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Multiplayer Modes

Online play supports two to nine participants, letting groups of friends join a single match over the internet. The game also offers shared or split‑screen co‑op and PvP for up to four local players, providing a flexible way to enjoy the same mini‑games on the same screen.

Mini‑games include races, collectathons, and showdown battles, each built around coordinated parkour. Teams must collaborate to navigate the mansion’s twists and turns, while competitive elements let groups vie for the highest scores or fastest times.

  • Mix cooperative and competitive mini‑games in a session to keep the experience varied.
  • Discuss route choices with teammates before a race to reduce overlap.

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Solo Trials

The single‑player Trials mode presents fifteen compact challenges that are based on the multiplayer maps. Players collect medals by beating time targets while using the same grinding, swinging, and jumping mechanics found in the team games.

Trials give a focused environment for practicing parkour moves without other players, and the medal system provides a clear progression path through the six mansion levels.

  • Use Trials to rehearse difficult jumps before entering a multiplayer race.
  • Aim for consistent timing on each segment to improve medal counts.
Jumping Jazz Cats official gameplay screenshot
Publisher-provided gameplay image · Le Catnip Collective

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Cat Customization

Players may select from a host of playable cats or create their own, adjusting visual style and accessories. The system includes unlockable collar tags that grant buffs usable across the various mini‑games.

Customization lets each player express personality while the collar‑tag buffs provide a functional layer that can influence performance in races, collectathons, and showdowns.

  • Try different collar tags in the same mini‑game to see which buff feels most effective.
  • Save favorite visual combos for quick selection before matches.

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Music Influence

Ten original jazz tracks accompany each match, and their choruses influence gameplay. The rhythm cues can affect the timing of jumps, swings, and slides, giving players an auditory signal for optimal parkour execution.

Players can mix and match levels, mini‑games, and songs, creating varied experiences that require adapting to different musical tempos and patterns.

  • Listen for chorus changes to anticipate timing windows for jumps.
  • Pair faster tracks with race mini‑games for heightened momentum.

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Platform Features

Jumping Jazz Cats runs on Windows and offers full controller support, including DualShock and DualSense devices. Steam Cloud saves progress, and Remote Play Together lets friends join a session via streaming.

Family Sharing is also listed, allowing multiple accounts on the same library to access the game without separate purchases.

  • Enable Steam Cloud to keep your unlocks synced across PCs.
  • Use Remote Play Together to invite friends who don’t own the game locally.

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    Jumping Jazz Cats FAQ

    How many players can join a match online?

    Online matches support between two and nine players, allowing a wide range of group sizes for competitive play.

    How many local players can play together?

    Up to four local players can join via split‑screen, sharing the same screen for co‑op or PvP mini‑games.

    Do the jazz tracks affect gameplay?

    The original jazz tracks influence gameplay during their choruses, providing rhythmic cues that can affect the timing of parkour moves.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-23. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.