If you want to play Wreck-It Ralph, the game based on the wonderful animated movie of the same name, make sure you’re actually downloading Wreck-It Ralph … and not Wreck It Ralphs.
Yup, that’s Wreck It Ralphs, without the hyphen and, more noticeably, with a plural name.
Obviously, this is not the game that’s authorized, developed, published, and endorsed by Disney, which made and produced the movie “Wreck-It Ralph.”
Rather, it’s a game that is evidently aimed at duping unsuspecting customers who think they’re actually downloading the official Wreck-It Ralph game.
Here’s the description of Wreck It Ralphs, in its entirety, in the App Store:
Easy to learn, difficult to master – there is no better title to introduce to a new gamer!How to play:
*Tilt to move left or right.
*Please don’t Wreck it Ralphs and drive, and BE WARNED: Wreck it Ralphs is Insanely Addictive!
Wreck It Ralphs
BE WARNED: Insanely addictive. Hmm, that sounds oddly familiar. Oh, right, it’s the well-known tagline of Doodle Jump.
And guess what. Considering the screenshots provided for the game, Wreck It Ralphs is apparently just a poor Doodle Jump clone.
And guess what again. There’s more when that came from.
The developer of Wreck It Ralphs, Li Weibin aka Thunderbolt, actually has released other games that are just like Wreck It Ralphs. Except that these other games merely feature other popular — and unlicensed — characters in the jumping Ralph character’s stead.
Let’s see … Wreck It Ralphs joins NinJumper featuring Naruto, Pirates Gofeaturing Monkey D. Luffy from “One Piece,” and even Gangnam_Stylefeaturing Korean pop artist Psy. It also joins Master Panda and iMomoko. These games are basically the same. The same crappy game, that is.
So, don’t waste your dollar on Wreck It Ralphs or your three dollars on any of the others. Buy Wreck-It Ralph (with the hyphen and certainly no s). Buy Doodle Jump. Buy any other well-made and non-crappy game instead.
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