Doodle Jump 2

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Doodle Jump 2 is a single player casual action adventure game with a science fiction theme. It was developed by Lima Sky and was released on December 20, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

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71%

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graphics8 positive mentions

monetization170 negative mentions

Improved graphics and animations compared to the original game.
More challenging and engaging gameplay with additional levels and new mechanics.
Adds a progression system through collecting stars to unlock new levels, providing goals to work towards.

Excessive and intrusive advertisements after every death, often unskippable and disrupting gameplay.
Controls and camera movement feel awkward or less responsive compared to the original, causing frustration and difficulty.
Limited content with few levels that feel repetitive and little incentive to keep playing after unlocking all levels.

monetization
177 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
4%
96%
Monetization in this game heavily relies on frequent and lengthy ads, often occurring after every failure, which many users find excessive and disruptive to gameplay. While some appreciate a reasonable price to remove ads, the high cost and persistent ad presence frustrate players, leading to a perception of the game as a cash grab and significantly diminishing the overall experience.
- “Great in-app no ads buy. Just wish for more content but I'm pretty sure it will come in time. 3.5 euro for no ads is perfectly fine for this great game; it took only 10 years to be released :D”
- “No ads!”
- “I paid for no ads as well”
- “You're forced to watch an ad every time you lose, and they aren't the quick ads.”
- “If you're not good, you'll watch more ads than you'll play.”
- “Don't be fooled by its free price tag; the amount of two-part 30-second ads shown after every fall means you'll end up watching more ads than playing if you don't purchase the ad-free option.”
graphics
28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
29%
60%
11%
User opinions on the graphics are mixed: many appreciate the improved animations, smoother visuals, and enhanced art style compared to the original, while others feel the new graphics lack the charm and doodle-like appeal, describing them as overly digital or "plasticky." Though some praise the cleaner, more polished look and new visual elements, a portion of users miss the original’s unique, hand-drawn aesthetic and more varied themes.
- “I say it has improved well in terms of animations, and overall the graphics itself.”
- “This game is just as fun as the original Doodle Jump and in my opinion has better graphics.”
- “Life changing experience, 60fps, epic graphics, and motion blur, what more do you flippin want.”
- “The main thing I disliked about this game compared to the original was the downgrade in art style.”
- “The new level system is bad, and the graphics are no longer doodley and extremely fake and digital.”
- “The reason I gave 3 stars is because the game is not aesthetically pleasing.”
gameplay
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
50%
12%
The gameplay of this sequel is generally smoother and more polished than the original, featuring new mechanics like star collection for level progression that add tactical elements. However, some players find the changes make it less enjoyable or harder to adjust to, with complaints about slower controls, reduced gameplay variety, and intrusive ads detracting from the overall experience. Despite these issues, the core gameplay remains fun and charming but could benefit from further optimization and refinement.
- “The gameplay feels smooth, simple, and charming; slight improvements give this game just a bit more polish than Doodle Jump 1, which is already a polished game.”
- “A star collection system has been implemented to unlock new levels, which at face value is refreshing and makes the gameplay more tactical.”
- “I love the new style and gameplay elements, such as collecting stars to progress to a new level!”
- “The mechanics are shot, the gyro is somehow worse; and they failed spectacularly trying to implement a progression or story element while not providing the satisfaction of progressing through a difficulty curve with satisfying game elements.”
- “The game needs a lot of polishing and further optimization gameplay-wise.”
- “An ok copy of the original with less gameplay variety and a more annoying free-to-play model that makes you watch ad after ad.”
humor
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is widely praised for being hilarious and laugh-out-loud funny, enhancing the enjoyable and fast-paced sequel experience. Players appreciate the comedic tone, which complements the gameplay despite some difficulty in progression.
- “Hilarious, and more fast-paced than the original game.”
- “I love both versions, this game is so funny. Keep up the good work! ”
- “Laugh out loud funny and hilarious ”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The music in the game is seen as underwhelming and inconsistent, with only a few levels having distinct thematic music while others feel lacking or generic. Players suggest adding more dynamic, themed tracks and background music across all levels would greatly enhance the atmosphere and overall experience.
- “It'd be cooler if you added a song that plays every 5 minutes for each map, for example: some lullaby or lofi for the dreams map.”
- “Please add backgrounds for all the levels, and multiplayer and some music.”
- “Now I know it takes time to add stuff like music, but I really think it will make the game so much better.”
- “You have the heavily themed levels like the space level and the desert level, but then the last two levels are only lightly themed, like the rain level and the music level.”
- “Biggest disappointment was unlocking the music level: I expected monsters to conga line or something but nope nothing special.”
- “Please add backgrounds for all the levels, multiplayer, and some music.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
Users find the story and progression elements lacking, criticizing the absence of engaging missions and a satisfying difficulty curve seen in the first game. They feel the new game downgraded features like multiplayer, tournaments, and character selection, and suggest implementing a more rewarding system with quests, battle passes, and unlockable content to enhance the experience.
- “They failed spectacularly trying to implement a progression or story element while not providing the satisfaction of progressing through a difficulty curve with satisfying game elements.”
- “This game feels like a downgrade of the first one. Instead of bringing new exciting features, everything is locked behind levels we need to complete to unlock other things. The stars system is not good; it should be changed to something like a battle pass with stars and rewards.”
- “Add missions like the first Doodle Jump game.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game suffers from significant stability issues, including frequent bugs, lag, and occasional freezing. Additionally, unskippable ads contribute to a disruptive experience.
- “Worse still, the game is buggy!”
- “Laggy and buggy, also the ads aren't skippable and take about 1 minute from my experience.”
- “It acts up and freezes.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users find the grinding required to unlock levels tedious and repetitive, with the star-collecting system feeling unnecessary once levels are unlocked. Additionally, most levels are considered less engaging than those in the first game.
- “All the levels here pale in comparison to the first game (except for basketball and gold mine), and unlocking them is extremely tedious.”
- “There's a grinding system to unlock levels by collecting stars which becomes completely obsolete after unlocking them.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The game requires significant polishing and gameplay optimization to improve performance and overall experience. Some technical aspects currently underperform and need addressing.
- “The game needs a lot of polishing and further optimization gameplay-wise.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users find the game offers good replayability, indicating it remains enjoyable and engaging through multiple playthroughs.

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Doodle Jump 2 is a casual action adventure game with science fiction theme.

Doodle Jump 2 is available on Phone, iPad, iPhone, Tablet and others.

Doodle Jump 2 was released on December 20, 2020.

Doodle Jump 2 was developed by Lima Sky.

Doodle Jump 2 has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Doodle Jump 2 for its graphics but disliked it for its monetization.

Doodle Jump 2 is a single player game.

Similar games include Light-It Up, Doodle Jump, Tomb of the Mask: Neon, Johnny Trigger: Action Shooter, Walk Master and others.

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