Fine Ski Jumping 0.7791

Fine Ski Jumping is a graphically minimalist, physics-based ski jumping game.

A brief guide to jumping:

1. Tap and release the circle to start the descent.
2. Tap and hold the circle to take off and fly.
3. Move the wheel evenly up and release just before landing to land telemark.

There are various game modes available:

• Custom Tournaments, World Cup, Rw Air, 4H (with KO system), Flying World Championship, Planica7, Willingen6, T-N5
• Lead your team to victory individually or as a team.
• Engage in online competitions where you can create your own challenges with custom settings to surprise your friends.

The game also offers a feature to create your ski jumping hill and play it both offline and online.

Experience the summer mode where you jump on mattings, grass, or in the forest (Sopot!) during the summer season.

For more information on game development, visit the game's Discord here. On the Discord server, you can access player lists, realistic designs of equipment and costumes, ski jumping hills created by users, downloadable jumpers' portraits, professional FSJ Online World Cup, and a friendly FSJ community.

With over 40 realistic ski jumps included in the game, you can visit renowned locations such as Holmenkollbakken in Oslo, Letalnica in Planica, Bergisel in Innsbruck, and many others. Historical jumps like Ironwood and Harrachov are also part of the game along with hidden Easter Eggs.

Jumping in Fine Ski Jumping game is based on physics:

1. Touch and release the orange circle to start the descent.
2. Hold the orange circle just before the end of your run to achieve an effective take-off.
3. Adjust the tilt of the ski jumper after the jump for better results by controlling the wheel position.
4. Release the circle at about 2m above the ground with different techniques affecting landing style and distance.

If you experience issues with the control wheel on your device, switch to "Pro" mode in the menu for an alternative tapping mechanism while maintaining the same jump system.