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About Zipple World

Zipple World follows Zipple, a frog warrior who must collect objects scattered through maze levels and carry them to the homes in his village. To complete each level, you need to deliver a certain number of objects while running, jumping and fighting enemies. You can defeat enemies by jumping on them, and running activates God Mode, which lets you kill enemies but prevents you from shooting.

Mazes and objectives

Each level is a 3D dungeon maze with ramps, descents and randomly generated climbs. Magic boxes marked “TAKE” become attached to Zipple when touched; drag them to village houses marked “HOME.” If a magic item falls into the void, the game ends. Enemy bases are tents marked “DANGER.”

Levels are procedurally generated, with the character, enemies, blocks and other elements placed and constructed randomly. The game has unlimited levels, and the mazes grow larger and more difficult as you progress. Later levels also contain more enemies and more blocks to collect and deliver.

Enemies and obstacles

There are four enemy types, each with different characteristics and speed. Enemies move and jump as they pursue Zipple, emerging from bases in waves. Movable obstacles, such as rocks, appear as you advance and can be moved and placed wherever you want. Bonuses fall from the sky; some obstacles can kill enemies with a magical aura.

Modes and records

You can choose options for the camera, difficulty, number of enemies and their speed. The game saves statistics for your current run, including score, time played, enemies destroyed, blocks filled, jumps, levels completed and levels failed. It also stores up to 100 high scores with partial statistics, giving you a record to compete against as you try to earn the most points.

Frequently asked questions

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