Jump Birdy Jump Free

Name: Jump Birdy Jump Free
Rating: 4.7 (16 reviews)
Author: Ovogame

Puzzle

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

16 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Puzzle
Developer

Ovogame
Language

EN
+ 12 More
Size

11.9
MB

A little bird wants to join his better half but the cruel world won't let him. Collect as many stars as you can while jumping between wires and avoiding pitfalls. Video: http://bit.ly/BirdyVid Jump Birdy Jump is a fun little game hand-crafted by a guy in his garage after 19 weeks of eating nothing but ramen. “I hope players will enjoy Jump Birdy Jump as much as I enjoyed developing it. I’m already working hard on new features for future updates.” - Jean-Claude Cottier, Jump Birdy Jump’s creator. *** Highlights *** -70 challenging levels. -Universal: HD and Retina support. -Original characters (I mean, have you ever seen a physics-based game on iOS starring birds?). -Simple game mechanism. -0% cats. -Secret stuff you'll never find. Or maybe you will. We'll see. -Adorable artwork. -100% fun for everyone. Play the top-rated game in the Cottier household NOW! *** Quotes from Jean-Claude’s family *** “This is the best game I’ve ever played on iPhone. Wait, what's an eye-phone?” - His Mum. (In all fairness, Jump Birdy Jump is also the only game she's ever played on iPhone). “This is completely stupid! They are birds, why can’t they just fly?” - His Dad. “Yes, your game is nice Jean-Claude… Can you set the table? It’s time for lunch.” - Rachel, his Wife. “We luv your game, daddy.” – Julien, Marine and Anaïs, his kids. (Paid with candies)

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

out of 5

16 Ratings

Delightfully addicting, but don’t think it to easy.
06/22/2018

Sillicacher
Yes, this game is hard to put down. The characters are adorable yet hardy creatures. A great time waster, or boredom breaker for those long corporate pontificators who yammer on just to hear their voice speaking, yet never get to the point. Provides lotsa smiles and makes u scratch your head thinking what am I doing? You might even breakout in laughter! Looking forward to more levels with more obstacles, and mini games. ONE THING that would make this game even more fun and hilarious is when you kill your bird, it hangs upside down with little kitties spinning around it’s head. Or another option would be if the birdie chirped out “OUCH OUCH OUCH!”
Delightfully addicting, but don’t think it to easy.
06/22/2018

Sillicacher

Yes, this game is hard to put down. The characters are adorable yet hardy creatures. A great time waster, or boredom breaker for those long corporate pontificators who yammer on just to hear their voice speaking, yet never get to the point. Provides lotsa smiles and makes u scratch your head thinking what am I doing? You might even breakout in laughter! Looking forward to more levels with more obstacles, and mini games. ONE THING that would make this game even more fun and hilarious is when you kill your bird, it hangs upside down with little kitties spinning around it’s head. Or another option would be if the birdie chirped out “OUCH OUCH OUCH!”
#addictinggame
03/04/2016

KatyQuake
I 💜 this game it's so much fun‼️😍😻
#addictinggame
03/04/2016

KatyQuake

I 💜 this game it's so much fun‼️😍😻
Jump Birdy Jump
Apr 26

Jimmy*65
Its nice , good , if you haven’t tried it , Try It
Jump Birdy Jump
Apr 26

Jimmy*65

Its nice , good , if you haven’t tried it , Try It
Great!
08/08/2011

RitterFam3
I loved it! You should defiantly get it! It's great for kids of all ages! It's so fun to complete the levels and see the two birdies in love! You should get the lite version first and then get the full version if you luv the game, like I did! If you want a cool game, this is the game for you. From, Sarah Ritter (age 10)
Great!
08/08/2011

RitterFam3

I loved it! You should defiantly get it! It's great for kids of all ages! It's so fun to complete the levels and see the two birdies in love! You should get the lite version first and then get the full version if you luv the game, like I did! If you want a cool game, this is the game for you. From, Sarah Ritter (age 10)