Dual Jumping
eThings Adventure In-app purchases Contains ads
Master your dual characters, overcome the obstacles. How far you can go?
- Downloads
- 89.3K+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- In-app purchases
- Updated
- Apr 13
- 2026 · v1.7
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About Dual Jumping
Dual Jumping is a platformer game where you control a pair of identical characters moving in opposite directions.
These two characters perform the same jumping actions but in opposite directions. Throughout your journey, you’ll encounter various interesting obstacles. Explore, play, and aim for the highest score!
How to Play:
Tap the screen to make your character jump.
Double jump: Tap twice quickly to perform a double jump, allowing your character to jump twice in a row.
Avoid obstacles cleverly to progress.
Shield: Collect shields along the way to protect your character.
Conquer the obstacles. How far will you go?
These two characters perform the same jumping actions but in opposite directions. Throughout your journey, you’ll encounter various interesting obstacles. Explore, play, and aim for the highest score!
How to Play:
Tap the screen to make your character jump.
Double jump: Tap twice quickly to perform a double jump, allowing your character to jump twice in a row.
Avoid obstacles cleverly to progress.
Shield: Collect shields along the way to protect your character.
Conquer the obstacles. How far will you go?
What’s new
Version 1.7 · Updated April 13, 2026
Fix issue Unity sercuirity
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