Doodle Jump 2 introduces many new challenges and characters as well as new monsters to enrich its gaming contents, while the main gameplay and mechanism still remain the same as its prequel’s. Players do not necessarily need to know or play Doodle Jump 1 to start this new release because the game control and rules are very simple and straightforward to understand. However, there are still a few essential things players need to know to better master the game.

The bottom line is to firmly stick to the goal of climbing higher and dodging obstacles so that you can collect starts to unlock new levels. The secondary goal is to grab boosters and power ups along your way, which can help you climb even higher with fewer efforts.

Although this game integrates very simple and minimal control methods, it doesn’t mean the control is easy to master. Instead, the first thing players need to do is to test out the sensitivity and motion intensity of the gaming device. As the major motion control on Doodle Jump is to tilt your screen and make jumps in different angles and degrees, knowing the responses of your device is crucial. This can be particularly important when it comes to harder levels.

Another common mistakes many players may make is to rush the game progress. It should be noted that there is no ticking clock in Doodle Jump and players do not need to make constant movements in a non-stop manner. Instead, it is better to take a break and plan your way upward while you’re playing.

Speaking of planning, most players are very preoccupied by their current characters and jumping routes. However, most of the time players only focus on their moving character without paying attention to what’s popping up or coming down from above. Often times, monsters launch unexpected attacks from above and yet they can go unnoticed because players don’t pay enough attention. Therefore, it is quite useful to keep an eye on the planks above your current level so that players can have a better visibility of the coming hazards and plan ahead accordingly.