Deluxe Ski Jump

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Deluxe Ski Jump is a 3D ski jumping game from 1999 that lets you compete for the World Cup using mouse-controlled physics. You click buttons to launch and land while moving the mouse vertically to adjust your jumper’s angle mid-flight. Each jump hinges on timing, bad takeoffs lead to short hops, and environmental factors like wind direction and hill size, which range from England’s K50 to Slovenia’s K250. The game supports up to 16 players on one machine, mixing humans and AI for head-to-head races. Its mouse-based mechanics and array of hills set it apart, though mastering the controls takes practice. A DOS-era title with shareware roots, it offers a quirky but technically ambitious take on winter sports.