Project Leap

Cover: screenshot captured by GameSlash in Project Leap on 20 October 2026, showing Mossfall Meadow in offline mode.

Project Leap is a top-down fantasy action RPG built around floating islands connected by leap gates. Begin as a trainee in Haven, fight monsters to develop your character and job, then choose a class and venture farther from town. The project was shared by ธีรศักดิ์ อึ่งผิว in the AI Game Dev Thailand community.

Start without an account

The browser game offers an offline option that saves on this device. GameSlash used that route, entered Haven and crossed its eastern gate into Mossfall Meadow. The login screen also offers online play with cloud saves; this hands-on check covered offline play only. Keep the local-save limitation in mind before switching browsers or clearing browser data.

Movement, combat and the leap

Click or tap the ground to move, a monster to attack or an NPC to talk. The in-game guide also lists WASD movement, number keys 1–8 for skills and items, and Space for a short leap with brief invulnerability. The leap is presented as a way to evade boss attacks, rather than simply another attack button.

Character level and job level progress separately. The guide directs trainees to reach Job Lv.10 and return to teacher Orin in Haven to select a class. The six listed paths are Vanguard, Arcanist, Ranger, Lightbinder, Shadowblade and Gearwright. Stat allocation, skills and equipment have their own menus, so progression involves choices beyond raising one level counter.

A town worth returning to

Haven is a safe starting area with a supply merchant, a class-changing teacher, an equipment-upgrade NPC and a healing well. The guide lists equipment upgrades from +1 to +7 and a portal guardian who can return you to previously visited maps. Quests can be opened with J, while inventory, skills and the world map use I, K and N.

The built-in guide also covers cards and configurable auto play. These systems are available to inspect from the menus; GameSlash’s brief session verified the opening town and meadow, not the full campaign or endgame balance.

Who it suits

This is a useful browser option for players who enjoy a town-to-field RPG loop, visible stat and job progression, and Thai-language menus. The current About panel describes a single-player prototype with 13 maps, six classes, 24 monster types, four bosses and a level cap of 100. Those scope figures come from the game’s own information panel, not a complete playthrough.

Play at the Project Leap website. Community source: the creator’s original post.