Get 9 Doodle Games for the Price of 1 iPhone App

Doodle Games 9 in 1 has become one of the most popular applications freely available for iPhone. One of the features that makes this app unique is that it is not just one big game, but several small playable games bundled into one package. This alone makes the app worth considering, as perhaps the main drawback of most apps is their limited repeat values. Once you get tired of a game, it’s hard to go back and keep playing. Doodle Games 9 in 1 counteracts this by offering several games that are very enjoyable in their own right for the price of one. Games included are Rope n Swing, Fireworks, Spring jump, Down the rabbit hole, Rise above, Animals on a rampage, Roll to the goal, Grab ‘m all, and Aim n pop.

First of all, the controls vary slightly from game to game, but the essential controls are easy to understand and it won’t take most people more than a few minutes to discover most of the controls in each game. There are some special moves that require more coordination to master, but in general, the mini-games packaged with the app were designed with the iPhone in mind, which is appreciated.

Out of the gate, one of the much appreciated features of Doodle Games 9 in 1 is the easy and hard modes. Most games are designed with levels that get more and more difficult, which means that there is actually no end point to which the game can be said to have been completed. That said, it’s still fun to have two different challenge modes, as sometimes you’ll want to make things a bit more difficult without having to play through three or four levels, and the challenge feature makes that possible.

It’s hard to say which bundled game is the best, as each offers advantages and disadvantages that make them enjoyable and sometimes repetitive. In Rope n swing, the game will be easier for you if you hold on to the provided friends and swing quickly. Timing is important in this game, because if you let go of the rope too late, you will have to start over and over again. With Fireworks, your goal is to target your missiles before your targets hit the ground. The touchscreen is useful here as a fun way to launch your missiles. It’s not obvious from the start, but the missiles won’t just cause explosions near the targets they’re targeting. If there are other targets within range, they will explode as well. The game can quickly become addictive, although the downside to its ease is that it can quickly become laborious and eventually boring. In Spring jump, you advance by jumping on springs, and a quick tip for success is to increase your incline to jump further. The rest of the games are similar in that the slight angle changes will make it much easier to pass them. Rolling towards the goal can generate a lot of fingerprints on the touchscreen, but many of the games are similar in this regard. In general, they are fun to play and enjoyable, at least for a while.