- March 27, 2009
- Lima Sky
Doodle Jump
Platforms
About
Doodle Jump is a single-player and multi-player platformer game with delightful graphics and unique game mechanics that challenge you to guide The Doodler up an endless series of platforms. Despite its charm, the game is marred by frequent bugs and excessive advertisements, which can detract from the overall experience. The goal is to help The Doodler climb as high as possible while avoiding obstacles and collecting power-ups along the way.


monetization
1,460 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback due to the excessive number of ads, particularly unskippable video ads that appear after every death or game attempt. Many users express frustration over the intrusive nature of these ads, which detracts from the overall gameplay experience, leading some to uninstall the game entirely. While there is an option to pay $0.99 to remove ads, many players feel that the frequency and length of ads are unreasonable, making the game less enjoyable.
βI recommend buying the no ads feature, which is well worth a dollar if you're going to play half as much as I do.β
βThis game is super addictive and really fun. I give this game 5 stars because there are no ads.β
βAwesome! No ads for me and it doesn't need Wi-Fi or internet.β
βThe game itself is a classic, no question - but the ads.β
βThe game is enjoyable with the various themes and its simple gameplay, but the amount of ads are unnecessary and unreasonable.β
βI understand ads are necessary for the developers to make money, but the amount of abusive, intrusive video ads are awful.β