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About DayDayUp: 100M Score Challenge

[Awards] DayDayUp won Pea Pod Award and was named a quality project by 36 Krypton Plus (36kr.net)! It's a popular cross-platform game: Egg always gets zero in every test and is mocked by friends for looking like a zero. Angry, Egg jumps on magical trees, hoping to change destiny through efforts (hatch at 100 points)! New features: * Support continuing with inherited scores after resuming the game. * Aim for 100-million-level scores, waiting for your challenge! Feedback: [email protected]

What’s new

Version 2.0.0 · Updated November 7, 2025

• Support continuing with inherited scores after resuming the game. • Supports eat numbers up to 100 million (100M) • OS New UI • In App Purchase: in main scene, click setting button > click shopping cart button > click Buy Pro Version switch to On

App privacy

The developer, 杨军 朱, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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