The first Jump & Run game from Zuhanden appears for iPhone and iPad
Munich – 01st October 2015 – The Indie publisher and developer Zuhanden GmbH today released the Jump & Run game Gravity Jack. The hand drawn round scroller is now available on the Apple App Store for iPad and iPhone at a price of $0.99.
Gravity Jack is a lovely hand drawn Jump & Run game for iPhone and iPad. The player joins Gravity Jack in the exploration of the universe. The aim is to avoid various obstacles on the ground and in the air and at the same time collect points-making stars. From one planet to another it will become harder to catch all stars and crack the highscore while simultaneously avoiding obstacles. The novel round scroller offers a simple and easy to learn tap control. The further the player travels through the planetary system, the more points are collected for the highscore, which can be shared and compared instantly to Facebook friends.
Gravity Jack Features:
- 30 different planets
- Easy control by simple tap functions
- Challenging levels with demanding obstacles
- Highscore on Facebook
- Leaderboard
Here is the new trailer:
About Zuhanden GmbH
Zuhanden GmbH was founded in 2010 as a mobile app development company based in Munich, Germany. In September 2015 the company celebrated 6 million downloads Zuhanden is a term borrowed from the German philosopher Martin Heidegger, which as a vision for the company means to develop apps that are purposeful, simple and contextual.
Gravity Jack from Zuhanden GmbH is available for download starting today on the Apple App Store at a price of $0.99.
Source: Press Release
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