Ding Dong XL

Adamvision Studios

About this game

Ding and Dong between the top and bottom of the screen as you attempt to avoid obstacles, collect points, and smash helpful power-ups. Try to survive as long as you can!

Easy one touch control allows you to cross the screen from top to bottom or vice-versa. Wait for the proper timing and don't hit enemies.

An endless, fast paced and challenging arcade style game play that constantly gets harder

Dual Mode allows you to play with two buttons for a brain bending new challenge

Infinite Mode changes the game and adds an incredibly difficult new challenge for experts

Unlock a handful of unique cosmetic skins for your player, including some from other Adamvision Studios games

The in game audio/SFX was provided by my mouth making noises into a crumby consumer mic and some royalty free SFX from FreeSFX.

In game song / loops are Difourks - "It's Complextro & Dance"

Now Available in 10 Languages: English, Russian, German, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean.

Ratings and reviews

This game has such a simple concept but it's so much fun and surprisingly challenging! When you inevitably make a mistake, it just takes one tap on the menu to get right into another round without any load screens or wait times. You'll easily find yourself saying "One more round..." again and again to try and top your high score. Lastly, there are no annoying ads or greedy energy mechanics since it's a paid game (and it costs so much less than it should!) Do yourself a favor and GET THIS GAME!

Very addicting. My cousin said it looked boring, tried it, and didn't give me my device back for a week. Definitely worth the cheap price. One thing to improve is the input lag, but only in the infinite mode. My highscore in the main mode is over 120, but in infinite it is 18, and that was because nothing got in my way-so luck based. I'd also suggest a settings section, particularly for sounds. I play on bus with music on Spotify and I can't turn of the music, so I end up just closing the game.

Just like Crossy Road, it'll hook you in with that 'just one more game' mentality, a praise to its addictive qualities. Super easy to play, elegant simplicity in its presentation. Might need another music track or two, but that's a very minor gripe.

What’s new

-resolved reported bugs
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