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Doodle Jump began as a mobile game by Lima Sky in April 2009: a little four-legged creature drawn on graph paper bounces from ledge to ledge, higher and higher, until it misses one and drops off the bottom of the screen. The version that loads on this page is not Lima Sky's own release. It is a compact HTML5 remake whose title screen reads "doodle jump" above the line "using HTML5", and it recreates the core climb with the original's look: the green doodler, sketched platforms and squared-paper background.

Controls

This remake is played on a keyboard only. Hold the left or right arrow to drift sideways; the doodler bounces by itself every time it lands on something, so you never press a jump button. Click Play on the title screen to begin, and Restart on the game-over screen to go again. The playfield wraps around: drift past the left border and the doodler pops up at the right, and the reverse also works. There is no touch input in this build, so it needs a computer rather than a phone.

The four kinds of platform

Colour	What it does
Green	A normal ledge that stays put and can be used again and again.
Blue	Slides back and forth across the screen, bouncing off the edges.
Red, cracked	Snaps in half when you land on it. You get no bounce and the pieces fall away.
White	Gives you one bounce and then vanishes.

A coiled spring sometimes sits on a green or blue ledge. Landing on it launches the doodler far higher than a normal bounce, and it is the only boost in this version. The CrazyGames listing of the official game mentions rockets, a propeller hat, monsters and black holes, but none of those appear here; this build sticks to platforms and springs.

Scoring and difficulty

The counter at the top goes up while the screen is scrolling upward, so the score is really a measure of how high you have climbed. At the start every ledge is green. As the number grows, the game mixes in blue ones first, then cracked red ones, later white ones, and eventually stops placing green ledges at all, leaving only moving, breaking and disappearing platforms. Fall below the bottom edge and the run ends with your final score shown.

Tips

• Learn to spot red ledges at a glance. They look like a landing spot but cannot hold you, and they become common later on.
• Use the screen wrap. If the next ledge is near the far side, going out through the near edge can be shorter.
• Do not rely on a white ledge twice. After the first bounce it is gone, so plan your next step before you land.
• Take every spring you can reach early in a run; a spring jump skips a lot of risky platforms.