Jump Gaming's new on-demand indie gaming service Jump is available now and features a free, 14-day trial for gamers interested in checking the service out.
Currently offering 60 games, Jump's library "will continue to grow," and can be accessed either through a native Windows and Mac app. Linux users can access the service through their browser.
Jump Gaming founder and CEO Anthony Palma said he started the service after seeing the difficulties independent studios were having with distributing their creations.
Palma said he first realized web technology could help solve the distribution problem "when WebGL exports started popping up in game engines in 2015."
"We saw the potential that web technologies held for the future," he said.
The service costs $9.99 per month, giving players unlimited access to a curated selection of games. Jump was originally announced in July, and aims to be Netflix for indie games.
You can sign up for a free two-week trial at the official Jump website.
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