Jimothy Jump
JIMOTHY
JUMP
The Jimothy game. A short-spined raccoon. A paper Seattle. Cheeseburgers.
Download on the App Store
One thumb.
Tap to jump, again mid-air to double-jump. The fences speed up; you don't get to.
Actual paper.
Every fence, burger, and raccoon is cut from digital card stock — torn edges, drop shadows, grain.
99¢, once.
Five free runs a day. Leaderboards for distance and burgers eaten.
Who is Jimothy?
Jimothy is a real raccoon in Seattle. Short-spine syndrome, a rare genetic condition, gives him his dome-shaped silhouette; veterinarians say he is healthy and moves just fine. One July 2026 video of him crossing a lawn drew eight million views, and the Mariners put him in a mascot race. The internet calls him "built different." We call him a protagonist. The Jimothy game is an unofficial fan tribute.
The game
Dusk, a back fence, an improbable number of floating cheeseburgers. Wood, chain-link, leaning pickets — each a different height, with gaps only a jump will clear. Crows will not move. Flower pots will not either. Mt. Rainier watches; the Space Needle counts his burgers.
Free on iPhone. 99¢ removes the five-runs-a-day count. No ads, no account, no tracking — the privacy policy fits on a napkin.