JUMPIQ

About the Game

Mia is your game host. JUMPIQ is easy to start, but every move changes what becomes possible next. Each player controls two Jumpers and can either move a Jumper or reposition a shared Node. Jumpers move by jumping over Nodes, so creating the right path is just as important as choosing where to go.

Because Nodes are shared, every change affects both players. A path you create can help you move forward, give your opponent a new opportunity, or completely change the situation on the board. In interactive mode, online cards introduce additional actions and unexpected situations, adding even more variety to the game.

JUMPIQ is compact, quick to set up, and designed for strategic play at home or on the go. The goal is simple: be the first to move your Jumpers onto your opponent’s starting fields.

Game Essentials

• Age: 7+ (family friendly)
• Players: 2
• Time: 20-40 minutes
• Difficulty: easy-medium
• Game add-ons: online cards
• Portability: compact ZIP & PLAY

ZIP & PLAY System

• ZIP Board — personalized and custom-made fabric game board
• ZIP Tray — personalized and custom-madefoldable fabric pouch that folds into a dice tray
• 8 White Pawns — 4 per player (white)
• 4 Color Pawns — 2 per player (red or blue)
• 1 NFC keychain — tap to open game cards extension
• 1 NFC keychain — tap to open the 8doodles.com online platform

What Keeps You Playing

• Every move can change everything
• Two Jumpers — constant decisions
• Nodes that create new paths every turn
• Shared setup both players rely on
• Online cards that disrupt the flow
• Win by timing your moves

Customers are saying…

“I play JUMPIQ with my kids, and it surprised me how quickly they got into it. They don’t just move pieces – hmm… they actually think about what they’re doing. After a few games, you can see the difference. They plan more, they pay attention, and they stay focused longer. For me, that’s the biggest win.”
– Daniel O.

“I live and travel in a van, so space matters. Most games are either too big or too complicated to set up. JUMPIQ just works. I can take it out, play for 20 minutes, and still feel like I actually used my brain. It’s simple, but not easy — and that’s what keeps me coming back to it.”
– Alex “The Van Man”

Designed for You. Crafted by Hand.

JUMPIQ is not a standard product. This game is created individually for you, from the personalized visual design to the handcrafted final game. Each ZIP Board is sewn, sublimated, and assembled one at a time, with colors, graphics, logos, slogans, and personal details tailored to your chosen design. Nothing is mass-produced, making every game a distinctive piece created specifically for its owner.

The physical game connects with dedicated online card sets that add new actions, interactions, and possibilities beyond the board. Three integrated smart access tags provide instant smartphone access to online cards and game content, combining handcrafted physical play with an evolving digital experience.

More Games. More Possibilities.

What makes JUMPIQ different from other board games?

JUMPIQ is not based on fixed movement. You create movement by positioning Nodes, and both players can use the same setup. That makes every game feel different.

How long does a typical game take?

Most games take around 20–30 minutes, depending on how players approach each turn.

Is the game difficult to learn?

No. The rules are simple and easy to understand. The challenge comes from how you use them.

Is this game replayable, or does it get repetitive?

JUMPIQ doesn’t play the same way twice. Since movement depends on how Nodes are placed, each game creates a different situation.

Is JUMPIQ more about luck or strategy?

JUMPIQ is based on strategy. Every move comes from your decisions — how you position Nodes and when you choose to act.

Does JUMPIQ help with focus or thinking skills?

Yes. The game encourages players to plan ahead, observe the board, and think about consequences. Over time, it can support focus, decision-making, and logical thinking.

What are online cards and how do they work?

Online cards are optional. When used, they add new actions and situations during the game, making each round less predictable.