+ Jump Per Step

+1 Jump Per Step is a Roblox step-based incremental game developed by Jump High Games where every footstep you take builds Jump height, and that rising jump lets you reach elevated platforms to earn Wins. Launched in December 2025, it hit 10 million visits in under seven weeks and holds a 98.8% approval rating from over 77,000 votes - one of the highest satisfaction rates in the entire "+1 per step" genre.

The step-to-jump mechanic is the defining difference from passive time-based incrementals: you must actively walk to accumulate jump power rather than waiting for it to arrive. Treadmill machines in the game world dramatically multiply how much Jump you earn per step, making treadmill access the central upgrade decision. Three distinct worlds expand the scope as you progress:

• ⚔️ Treadmill training - specialized machines that multiply the step-to-jump conversion rate; tiers include Golden (3x), Diamond (8x), and Void (20x) treadmills
• 🗺️ Three worlds - the main starting area, World 2 (Playground) for intermediate play, and World 3 (Space) as the endgame space-themed zone
• 🏆 Wins - earned by jumping to elevated platforms; the secondary currency that funds multiplier upgrades
• 💎 Multiplier upgrades - in-game progression investments that increase the base jump gained per step beyond the treadmill bonuses
• 🔄 Rebirth - resetting progress for permanent bonuses and access to new post-rebirth levels
• 💼 Double Jump - a gamepass ability to jump twice in succession, opening routes that single-jump height cannot reach

The four-pass catalog is deliberately focused: three treadmill passes and one gameplay ability. This focused monetization - communicating exact multiplier values in the pass names themselves - is almost certainly a significant contributor to the near-perfect approval rating.

+1 Jump Per Step sits alongside +1 Muscle Per Step as one of the leading active step-based incrementals on Roblox, distinguished by its treadmill multiplier system and three-world structure over the single-zone format most competitors use.