DoodleJumpGame
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Controls: Mouse control: Control the character's movement using the mouse
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This is a simple and fun Doodle Jump game made with Unity. In this game, you control a character that jumps from platform to platform, progressing through levels and trying to reach as high as possible. The last level is an endless mode where the game continues until you fall off the screen. The game is controlled using the mouse.
You can play the game online here: Click here to play Doodle Jump online.
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