Jungle Moose Reviews – Page 3
2/5 rating based on 53 reviews. Read all reviews for Jungle Moose for iPhone.
Jungle Moose is free iOS app published by Tyson Ibele
NOT FOR KIDS
To bloody
Parents please have caution this game is very bloody (don't believe me play it)
VERY BLOODY; NOT FOR KIDS
Volvobso1972
I am a parent my self and I can just say that when my son ask this app I said yes the pictures looked all right, it rated 4+ and the it didn't sound inappropriate, but when he started playing, well for one thing it's impossible to win and it is very violent and bloody. The moose dies very painfully and the blood is to realistic for kids. It would be okay if it simply said "you died" but it doesn't. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS APP TO KIDS UNDER 10
Not necessary!
Clomara
Really? Oh look we are helping the cute moose get to the other side. Then he gets eaten in a bloody mess. So pleased my kid saw it. Deleted. Not to mention it wasn't very fun anyway. Just flipping fish on the antlers over and over.
Super easy
Baby keri
Made it to the other side of the lake to the and he ate the stool instead of the burger..may be hard for slow hands but simple for people with speed
Read the description, folks...
Salmon Zap!
The game's description warns of the blood FX, so don't knock the game as if they pulled one over on you. Pay attention, guys. Animation and art quality is really nicely done. Game could use a quick walk through/tutorial to explain gameplay, and it does get hard pretty quick. Challenging arcade game, but not for the younger kids due to the blood and overall concept.
Don't waste your time.
Crominom
This game is BS. It is solely trying to shock you by suddenly becoming very violent and killing its cute protagonist.
So bloody-not for kids!!
Remove from kids- terrible!
How does this app exist-for kids?! So outrageous, my daughter is scarred from this. Beyond inappropriate, I am shocked. Please take down or remove from kids section!!
BLOODY GOOD FUN!
Leeanna
I know a lot of parents are having fits about this game but I find it rather amusing. It reminds of Mondo Media's "Happy Tree Friends." Keep 'em coming!