Doodle Jamboree

Short and Sweet. The music is relaxing and even on a loop I never found it annoying. There aren't any moments of frustration which I have found in many platformers. The art is pleasant to look at and the light humor will put a grin on your face as you move through the game. I would say at it's price it is definately worth it. I look at it this way, this relaxing experience cost me less than what I pay for coffee daily. I'd say this is a perfect game for if you are dealing with a lot of stress and just need a quick game to calm you down. Great Job, I love it.

Anyone used to platform games will blow through the entire game in a few mniutes, this is the biggest negative for the game. I don't think there is much replay value either but then the game is low cost. The platforming is pretty basic with a fun art style. It would be something kids might like.

Very cute game. It has simple but still creative gameplay. Art is incredible and there are a lot of funny stuff. You should try it, especially if you have kids.

This is a delightful game! You play as a cute lil' drawing of a turtle who must hop between adjacent scraps of paper on a fancy-hatted and whimsical journey. Your turtle can't survive for long without a papery medium to exist within, so you have to tread carefully as you traverse from one adorable drawing to the next. Collectible stickers are dotted throughout a landscape of arts-'n-crafts, and figuring out how to reach each one provides you with a small platforming puzzle. The art style is thoroughly charming and full of often hilarious details (for example your turtle gains some very rad sunglasses while perched upon a skateboard), the soundtrack is simultaneously soothing and funky, and the controls are simple but precise. The game is roughly 20 minutes long, but it's packed with novelty and has a very friendly price at just €2. A short but very sweet doodle-based treat, strongly recommended for kids or anyone who enjoys fun, light-hearted loveliness!

A fun game, which makes up for its short length in the beauty of its illustrations and the lovely tune that plays soothingly in the background. The controls are simple in principle, and there is little in the way of threat. The closest to difficulty comes in the form of the slightly frustrating jumping which, as I can only assume was intentional, seems to be based either around physics or some form of momentum as it is kind of floaty. This brings the music back to the fore, as well as the concise length, as any longer or any music less soothing might have resulted in a lot more frustration at what should have been simple jumps. Then again, a game without a challenge is hardly a game, and the challenge in this game is the jumping. All in all, well recommended, and for less than a bottle of fizzy drink I had far more enjoyment. Cannot complain! Also - dinosaurs are awesome, but an ice skating penguin with a hard hat...well - that is epic!

it was a cute short game, i really enjoyed playing through it.

While only being a 20 minute experience, this is a great little platformer with a fresh premise! A little gem on Steam that deserves far more love! https://youtu.be/920NY33Xqjw

Super short game, the creator isn't kidding on the 15-20 minute completion time, I don't even think it too me that. The doodle graphics are really cute, and the music was nice. Controls were easy with an Xbox 360 controller, it handled very well. Some of the timing on the jumps was annoying (you're even a second off and POOF), but nowhere near a hard game. Overall, a quirky, cute little game, and for $2 worth a fast playthrough.

This game is adorable. You follow the adventure of a cute little turtle doodle in a top hat as you navigated a bunch of post-its, paper scraps, shopping lists and all other sorts, complete with doodles and scribbles on each and every thing you come across. It's short, but it's worth the play. An endearing aesthetic with a charming little soundtrack, with music and sound effects that will make you smile as you play along. Environmental interactions that are amusing, sometimes absurd, and even follow-up jokes that hit home as you continue to play and jump around. Control is simple, and it doesn't take long to get an idea of how things go. The developer even went so far as to include a *contemplation* control, and it is just about as you would expect. The game is silly, which is a strength, and the overall look and feel work well together. I would love to play more someday! Maybe a sequel Jamboree? As it stands, the main con is that the game is short and you'll complete the task within ...

There r really less platformer out there which such quality and low price. The optic is something new, ive never seen before from other platformers. 2 Euro and its urs