Run Jump Die Review: A Better One-Handed Platformer

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By Jake UnderwoodAug 22, 2017, 12:00 pm552 pts
When platformers make their way to the App Store, they have a big question to answer: how will the user control the character? Some titles, like Nintendo’s Super Mario Run, offer tap-and-hold controls that assign a single task to the user; others, including the popular port Downwell, elect for software buttons…

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