There was a simple editor where you could create your own levels, a long jump mode where the only goal was to launch your car as far as possible, and an odd puzzle game called Jelly Factory where you sorted various Tetris-like pieces.
Jell圜ar 2 maintained the core gameplay of the original, and besides adding new levels there were also a number of new features included as well. Jell圜ar launched for free with a healthy amount of levels to play, and since release has been downloaded nearly 6 million times.Ī little more than a year after Jell圜ar hit the App Store, a sequel was released aptly titled Jell圜ar 2. The goal was to complete each course in as little time as possible by accelerating forwards or backwards, tilting the angle of your car using the accelerometer, and occasionally enlarging your car to a massive size to get past some of the terrain. Jell圜ar is a 2D side-scrolling driving/platforming/puzzle game that utilizes a soft physics engine, meaning practically everything in the game has an extremely bouncy, Jello-like behavior.
After being released in October of 2008, Jell圜ar went on to become one of the most popular titles in a young App Store.
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