Platform Jumper
A simple platform puzzle game. Control the ball and climb up the platforms. Interesting physics won't let you get bored, and the varied levels will keep you en...
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About Platform Jumper: A simple platform puzzle game. Control the ball and climb up the platforms. Interesting physics won't let you get bored, and the varied levels will keep you entertained throughout the game. Get into the game, and start exploring the levels. There's also an advanced physics model in the game.
How to play Platform Jumper: You control a ball with which you have to jump up on platforms The levels are varied and the game requires reaction and calculation of the ball s flight Good luck
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