Playable development build · Plays here in this tab
MEET YOUR LITTLE LIGHT
A little character. A world of possibility.
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Original promotional artwork · See actual gameplay below
01 / IN MOTIONDEVELOPMENT GAMEPLAY
A glimpse of the journey.
Meet Little Leap, an endless jumping game in development at UNPROFESSIONALS. Guide a glowing little character through a lantern-lit forest, leap over gaps and obstacles, collect sparks, and chase a new personal best.
Footage from the development build.
02 / ONE LEAP AT A TIMEFRAMES FROM THE BUILD
Small leaps. Endless possibility.
Development footage · 00:18
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Find your rhythm
Jump over gaps and obstacles.
Development footage · 00:22
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Follow the sparks
Collect the lights along your run.
Development footage · 00:36
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Go a little further
Chase your personal best.
03 / FROM THE FORESTWORK IN PROGRESS
A world taking shape.
Development screenshot · Earlier build branding appears in the captured interface.
UNPROFESSIONALS / PLAYER NOTES
Before you play.
Little Leap is an original game in development at UNPROFESSIONALS. The playable build may change as development continues.
Controls & requirements
Open the playable build in a browser with JavaScript enabled. The current game provides keyboard and tap input; performance on individual phones and tablets has not been verified.
Press Space or tap the game area to jump.
Time your leaps over gaps and obstacles, collect sparks and improve your distance.
Use the game’s Pause button to take a break.
Little Leap now runs on unprofessionals.in. New progress saves separately in this browser. Progress on the former luma-leap domain cannot transfer automatically; clearing site data can remove saves.
About Little Leap
Who makes Little Leap?
Little Leap is an endless jumping game in development at UNPROFESSIONALS. You guide a glowing character through a lantern-lit forest and try to go a little further on each run.
Where does Little Leap run?
Play Little Leap opens the original browser game on unprofessionals.in/play/little-leap/ in this tab. Its original title artwork is preserved.
Is the footage a finished release trailer?
No. The video and screenshots show development builds. The original promotional artwork reads “One more little leap.” and is preserved as supplied.