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Retro / Jumper Man
Jumper Man is very simple Flash jumping game. Jump as Link from Zelda from wagon to wagon. This train is almost endless. When you jump on a wagon the wagon will turn red. The more trains you jump the higher is the score. Control Link's movement with left and right arrow keys on your keyboard.
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