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Pocket God: Ooga Jump Launches for iOS Devices

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Pocket God developer Bolt Creative has released Pocket God: Ooga Jump for iOS devices, a game based on an "easter egg" character and gameplay from the popular iOS title Doodle Jump. The game has players take controller of a pygmy named Ooga as the character attempts to collect gems through various platforms while bouncing upward. Mini games also appear during gameplay, and the user may also spend gems collected in the game to apply artifacts and boosts to Ooga.

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See how many Oogles you can climb as you're grabbing gems, reaching level objectives and acquiring collectibles for your shelf. If you are signed up with Game Center, an in-game leaderboard will show off your high scores and help you keep an eye on your friends' scores. You also see your friends' score markers on wooden signs as you play the game. As you pass their score, Slam Bounce the sign and break it to find a hidden gem. The more Game Center friends you have, the more gems you can collect as you play! You can also challenge them to Oogle-height competitions!
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Our sister site TouchArcade has also posted a video first look at the game, and came away impressed by the innovation in the gameplay despite the nature of the game's tried-and-true foundation. Pocket God: Ooga Jump is an $0.99 app for iOS devices, and can be downloaded through the App Store. [Direct Link]

Article Link: Pocket God: Ooga Jump Launches for iOS Devices
 
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ArtOfWarfare

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robertosh said:
this seems Spam..... :confused:
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Question: why not just have a list of TA articles on the sidebar? People interested in iOS games can see the links there, and the rest of us can see the contents of the iOS blog without having to also see ads for TA thrown in the mix.
 
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I can't believe how innovative this looks! Are you sure this isn't for iPhone 12? How are they still innovating the Pocket God formula? These guys must actually know God! Real God! Bet he's like hey guys can I have your knew game early? And they're like lol no God you have to wait and play like everyone else! Hahahahahahajahahahajahajajaj
 
Pakaku

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arn said:
Deny what? The only sponsor-type posts we do are the affiliate / app bundles which are clearly stated.

But maybe we should since people seems to believe we do no matter what we say. :)

arn
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Lump the 'sponsored' posts and legal/suing topics into their own sidebar sections, make the main page focus on things like apple-related news, and call it a day ;)
 
ArtOfWarfare

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Pakaku said:
Lump the 'sponsored' posts and legal/suing topics into their own sidebar sections, make the main page focus on things like apple-related news, and call it a day ;)
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Actually, if we could just revert everything to how it was a few years ago, when Page Two was called "Page Two" and not "Mac Blog", but after the iOS Blog was added, I think that would be perfect.
 
furi0usbee

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Don't they have a site for apps? An article telling us app X has been released is like saying the sun came up today. This app is not special nor does it warrant a separate post. Maybe have a page of "notable" apps and list those, but I don't need to see this on the home page, in a sidebar, or anywhere.

Office 14 for iOS... that should get an article. Some doodle-jump spin-off? Not so much.
 
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