A word before we start: we make a ski jumping game ourselves, TELEMARK. It is still in development, so it is not ranked below. It gets its own short section at the end, clearly marked. Everything else here is the state of the stores in October 2026.
The short version
- You grew up on DSJ: Deluxe Ski Jump 2.
- You want the most hills and online play: Ski Jump by Pixel Perfect Dude.
- You care about physics and custom hills: Fine Ski Jumping.
- You want a quick jump on the bus: Ski Jump Challenge.
- You want to beat a real person, live: Ski Jumping Clash.
- You would rather run a team than jump: Ski Jump Mania 3.
Deluxe Ski Jump 2
Mediamond's mobile version of the PC game a whole generation of ski jumping fans learned on. Players who know the original say the port feels the same, which is the highest praise it can get. There are 32 hills and a hot seat mode for up to 16 players on one phone.
It is free with ads, and a one-off purchase removes them. The common complaints: ads every few jumps in the free version, tilt steering that does not always behave, and your own thumb covering the takeoff edge at the worst moment.
Ski Jump (Pixel Perfect Dude)
One of the biggest ski jumping games on Android, with more than a million downloads. It has a retro look, 55 hills and online multiplayer, and it is still updated. If you want variety and other people to jump against, start here.
It is free with ads and in-app purchases. Reviews mention long video ads and controls that take a while to get used to.
Google Play · also on the App Store
Fine Ski Jumping
Made by a Polish developer and loved by the people who play it seriously. The physics are its own, there is a hill editor, and there are online tournaments run by a busy community Discord. Some players call it the best ski jumping game on mobile, and it was updated this month.
It is free with ads, and a few dollars removes them. Players miss a way to save in the middle of a competition.
Ski Jump Challenge
The easiest to pick up: short sessions, quick progression and over a million downloads on Android. It is especially popular in Poland.
It is free with ads and in-app purchases. The usual complaints are the number of ads and opponents who seem to get stronger just as you are tempted to spend money.
Google Play · also on the App Store
Ski Jumping Clash
Real-time multiplayer on more than 20 hills, from the studio behind the yearly Ski Jumping series. It is still small, but it is the one to try if the point for you is beating another person, live, rather than a leaderboard.
Ski Jump Mania 3
Less a jumping game than a manager: you build and train a jumper, then follow the results. It has a long-running player base and a million downloads. Reviews are split, mostly over in-app purchases, and people who want to do the jumping themselves tend to bounce off it.
Also worth a look
- Ski Jumping Pro (iOS): polished and well rated, but it has not been updated since 2020. App Store
- Ski Jumping 2026: renamed every season. Players find it hard to start with, so get through the landing tutorial before you judge it. App Store
- Pixel Pro Winter Sports (iOS): a pixel-art collection of winter events. Ski jumping is one of them. App Store
What is still missing on phones
Read enough reviews of these games and the same four complaints keep coming back:
- Ads between jumps. A jump lasts ten seconds; a video ad lasts thirty.
- Progress you can buy. Opponents and equipment that are tuned to make you pay take the point out of chasing a record.
- Controls that fight the screen. Tilt that drifts, and thumbs covering the takeoff edge.
- A steep start. Several games are hard enough that new players quit before their first good landing.
The PC classics keep their fans for the opposite reasons: precise controls, records that mean something, and hills that look like the real ones.
TELEMARK, the one we are making
This is our game, so take this part as what it is. TELEMARK is a pixel-art ski jumping game for iPhone and Android, built around those four complaints:
- 22 hills modelled on the real venues, from Wielka Krokiew and Wisła to Planica, Oberstdorf, Lahti and Holmenkollen, with each venue's own scenery around it.
- DSJ-style control: one tap for the takeoff, a swipe or a tilt to set your body angle in the air, and a tap to set up the telemark.
- Wind, gusts, fresh snow, fog and night jumps under floodlights, and five judges marking your style.
- A hot seat for up to 8 players on one phone.
It is in development. The store buttons will work as soon as it is out.
When to play along this season
The real jumps are the best excuse to play. These are the dates in the provisional 2026/27 World Cup calendar, so check FIS before you plan around them:
- 21–22 November: season opener in Lillehammer.
- 29 December – 6 January: the Four Hills Tournament (Oberstdorf, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Innsbruck, Bischofshofen), and for the first time a women's Four Hills alongside it.
- 16–17 January: Zakopane.
- 20–21 February: ski flying in Vikersund.
- Late February to early March: the Nordic World Ski Championships in Falun.
- 18–21 March: the finale on the flying hill in Planica.
Prices, download counts and update dates were checked in the App Store and Google Play on 21 October 2026. If something here is out of date, or we missed a game you love, write to us: e-mail.