Frog Jump

Frog Jump swaps the crash curve for a pond. You steer a frog upward from platform to platform, every stone, log, lily pad or daisy it lands on adds to the multiplier, and you can cash out whenever you like. Miss a jump and the round ends with the stake gone. The game went live on 23 June 2026; the RTP is 95.5% and the ceiling 25,000x.

Stake range, RTP and the 25,000x top

Bets run from $0.10 to $200 a round. There is no separate paytable to look up: the value of each platform is printed in the pond next to it.

Provider	InOut Games
Game type	Skill crash (platform hopper)
RTP	95.5%
Max win	25,000x
Bet range	$0.10 - $200
Volatility	Medium-high
Core loop	Hop platforms, build multiplier, cash out
Released	June 2026
Fairness	Provably fair
Platforms	HTML5 - desktop, iOS, Android

Steering with arrows, taps or A and D

Here you do the climbing yourself. Set a stake, press Play, then send the frog up with the left and right arrows, on-screen taps or the A and D keys, and each input hops it to the platform you aim at. Before the first round an intro screen sums up the loop in three panels: control the frog, jump and grow the multiplier, cash out before a miss.

There is no fixed track, and you pick the next platform on every hop. That is why the game feels like skill, although the server still decides each hop under provably fair rules.

Stones +0.05x to daisies +2x

Each type of platform adds a set amount to your running multiplier, and the value sits on the platform itself, so you can plan a route:

• Stones - the common platform, adding a small +0.05x each.
• Logs - a step up at +0.1x.
• Lily pads - worth a full +1x.
• Daisies - the big ones at +2x.

Stones keep the multiplier creeping along, while lily pads and daisies tend to sit further away or off to one side as the riskier jumps. Nearly every hop is the same trade between a small gain close by and a big one across a gap.

A 2.25x lily pad and a $600 dandelion

As the frog climbs, the CASHOUT button shows what you would bank at that moment. In the frame below it has reached 2.25x on a lily pad, worth $450. Press the button and the frog floats away on a dandelion with the win; miss a jump first and the stake is gone, and the higher the frog sits, the more one bad hop throws away.

Bank in time and the WIN banner comes up with the dandelion exit, $600 in the round below. During a climb the controls shrink to two arrow buttons under the CASHOUT bar, so the choice stays in front of you on every hop: one more platform, or the money.

95.5%, medium-high, and a 25,000x long shot

The RTP is 95.5%, the same figure as Rabbit Road. Play feels medium-high: the +0.05x stones keep small wins coming, but real money needs a long climb, and the 25,000x top prize would take a very long run of jumps without a single miss. Over a handful of rounds, results can sit far from 95.5% in either direction.

A notch lower, the Topo Mole game returns 95%. There you press Spin and a hammer does the work, whereas here every platform is your own call.

Space to spin, live wins and the menu

The one menu switch that changes play is «Space» to spin & go, which puts rounds on the spacebar; rules, fairness settings and your bet history sit underneath. On the left of the screen a Live wins feed and an Online counter show other players’ cash-outs as they happen. Every round described here, the $600 bank included, was played on the demo and its million-dollar play balance.

Bank before the far daisy

Reading the board helps you choose platforms, but it does not touch the 95.5% return, so bankroll comes first. Take a decent multiplier rather than a greedy jump that ends the round. Keep stakes small enough that a few misses in a row do not empty the session, and set a limit before you start, because a missed hop costs more the higher the frog has climbed.

No Frog Jump APK: two arrow buttons do the steering

With its cartoon frog the game looks like a mobile arcade title, which is why people search for an APK, but InOut ships it only as HTML5 for the browser. Even on a desktop the pond is a tall strip down the middle of the screen, a layout made for a phone held upright, and on a touchscreen the two arrow buttons under CASHOUT handle all the steering.

More steering than most crash games

Frog Jump is one of the more hands-on games in InOut’s crash range. Choosing platforms gives each hop a decision, the pond is charming, and 25,000x gives a long climb something to aim at. The return sits mid-table for InOut at 95.5%, and the swings are big enough that every daisy matters. What we liked most is that the price of every jump is printed on the board before you make it: +0.05x for the stone beside the frog, +2x for the daisy across the gap.

Frog Jump questions: platforms, skill, top win