Reviews from

in the past


The pinnacle of phone games

Kept me entertained but no content

This is the earliest I can remember being blown away by smartphones, as a kid at the time of the sudden shift from flip-phones to iPhone. Such a simple concept, but executed well - and at this point, very nostalgic. (2009 was NOT 12 years ago, NO. Glee started YESTERDAY. David Tennant is still Doctor Who.)


This shit went hard in 2010

I don't know how many hours I spent playing this on my Ipod Touch, but damn this was a heap of fun.

game was ass but people liked it

wished to jump this high. but, alas,

He can't stop jumping or his heart stops

He look like he good at da sucky sucky

Doodle Jump is one of those perfect pick-up-and-play games. You are a little erm…doodle guy who is trying to make his way up an infinite ladder of platforms. You tilt the device left and right to move Mr. Doodle and tap to shoot enemies. There are various items on platforms to help you gain more height. These range from springs, to flying hats, jet packs, trampolines and more. Some platforms are wooden broken ones so you want to avoid those. Some platforms move left and right and side to side. Your goal is to get as high as possible, but Doodle Jump has a unique marking system so you can see your place marked for every time you played as well as friends. The game connects straight to Twitter and Facebook so you can see where your friends highest scores were.


The game isn’t much to look at, but it does have a certain charm to it. The background is grid paper and everything look hand drawn thus the Doodle part of the name. Everything looks and plays simple and for only a dollar you get tons of fun out of this little game. This game isn’t good for long stretches, but it’s a good time killer. The game is also dangerously competitive thanks to its social-networking integration. If you love pick-up-and-play games this is your dream come true.

Can't get any better than this...

Simple concept, executed very well. A fun way to pass a slightly longer poo than usual.

Feel like pure shit I just want him back

Easy to learn, hard to master, fast to understand. A great mobile game, only hindered by some weird enemys that are hard to beat while simultaneously juggling the own character.

admittedly this was THE game that made me really want an iPhone as a little middle school girl getting ready to get into high school. again, there's something about this game era that I miss dearly

Despite having more downloads than Subway Surfers, Clash of Clans, Fruit Ninja, I feel like Doodle Jump had the least amount of cultural impact of the "classic" mobile games, and I still dont quite understand why but it always felt like something you wouldn't see in most non-european countries.


Cute and simple time killer.

found it through a good friend. Don't play it, its addicting (yet gorgeous)