Jumpsters

Jumping is now frame-rate independent. The jump arc used to shift very slightly depending on how hard your phone was working, which meant a tap that cleared a bar early in a run might not clear the same bar later on, once things sped up. It is now identical on every device and at every frame rate. Also in this update: - The world has depth. Distant hills and a scrolling ground, so you can finally see the speed building instead of just feeling it. - A shadow under you, so it is easier to judge where you are going to land — and whether you are over a pit. - Overhead bars now hang from the top of the screen instead of stopping in mid-air. They read as something to duck under, which is what they always were. - Landings have some weight to them. - iPad no longer stretches the menu buttons across the entire screen. - Smaller download and a smoother frame. Still free. Still no ads, no in-app purchases, no accounts, and no network calls of any kind.