Space Fart Jump Review — Zerplaay Games

This review is based on pre-release promotional material provided by Zerplaay Games. Details may change before or at launch on 4th November 2026. A full review will follow once the game is live.

Cover your nose and watch as this gassy pug passes by the highly rewarding space debris!

Zerplaay Games follows up Jet Bark with another animal-in-space adventure, this time a flatulent pug navigating space debris for a living. Space Fart Jump is a crash-format casual game with a three-phase structure — Moon Takeoff, Light Speed Phase, and Landing — where failure is possible at both ends of the round and the payoff lives in the middle and the landing multiplier. At a 20,000x max win and medium volatility of 3 out of 5, the landing pad multiplier of up to 5,000x applied to accumulated debris wins is the premium outcome, and a failed takeoff ending the round immediately is the risk that keeps every launch tense.

Core Gameplay

Space Fart Jump runs across three sequential phases per round. The Moon Takeoff opens every round — if the takeoff fails the round ends immediately with no payout, representing the game's binary entry risk before anything else can happen. A successful takeoff proceeds to the Light Speed Phase, where Fart Jump travels through space and collides with debris objects. Each object hit adds a bet multiplier to the accumulated win total, building progressively as more objects are struck during the phase. The Light Speed Phase continues until a Stop sign appears, at which point the accumulated total from all object hits is locked in and the round moves to its final stage.

The Landing Phase determines whether the accumulated win receives a final multiplier boost. Fart Jump aims for the centre of a landing pad — a successful landing applies a multiplier of up to 5,000x to the total collected during the Light Speed Phase, while a failed landing awards the accumulated win without any multiplier applied. The landing success condition and what determines whether a landing is accurate or not will be confirmed at launch, as will whether player input affects any phase or the entire round is automated.

Feature Access & Buy Options

The crash format carries no bonus buy structure by nature. Whether any ante or risk adjustment options exist will be confirmed at launch.

Next Steps for This Review

At launch the review will be updated with confirmed RTP, the takeoff failure probability, how many objects typically collide during the Light Speed Phase, the landing pad success condition and whether player input affects it, and how the landing multiplier value is determined when a landing succeeds. A final score and full gameplay analysis will follow once hands-on time with the game is available.

Full gameplay analysis and a final score will follow the launch.