Since we reviewed MonsterUp, the awesome DoodleJump clone for Windows Phone 7, developer Karios Games has continued honing the game, pushing out two new updates. MonsterUp was already a very slick indie title, so how has it improved?
MonsterUp v1.5.0.0 changelog:
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View more online rankings in scoreboard screen
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Concrete platform breaks with shield bonus
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Minor tweak to concrete platform graphics
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Minor tweaks to game fonts
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View and beat online high scores in-game
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View your all-time best and current leaderboard position in-game
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Transition effects in loading screens
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Reduced special power recharging time by 20%
MonsterUp v1.6.0.0 changelog (pending certification):
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Graphics color banding bug fixed
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Bigger in-game buttons
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In-game buttons’ position changed
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Small graphics tweaks
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Minor tweaks to game fonts
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Made in-game info more visible
Most impressive about these updates is the online high score integration. Score in MonsterUp is actually a measure of height; your high score is the greatest height you have reached. With the new online high score integration, every other MonsterUp player’s best height is clearly marked on-screen. This makes their scores far more tangible than simply viewing them from a Leaderboard. It’s easy to imagine a player trying just a bit harder when he sees the next best score just a little bit above hum on the screen… The Karios Games website has also been fully redesigned to include (among other things) the online scoreboards, further encouraging competition.
Follow the jump for exclusive information about Karios Games’ future plans for MonsterUp - and a new game announcement!
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