One button, endless dodging
Ding Dong XL is a 2D arcade score-chaser where you bounce between the top and bottom of the screen with a single tap. Obstacles and enemies fill the space between, so every move needs timing: dodge what's in your path, grab points, and smash power-ups for extra value. The difficulty ramps up the longer you last, which keeps runs short but demanding. Close calls pay off — the game awards bonus points for near misses, so threading through tight gaps is worth the risk. It's built for quick sessions and repeat attempts at beating your own high score.
Playing together
Ding Dong XL supports Remote Play Together, so a friend can join your session over a distance. On the same machine, Dual Mode lets two people share one controller: play with two buttons for a harder solo challenge, or split the controls and team up for co-op that asks both of you to coordinate your taps. Runs are short, so it's easy to hand the controller around and compare scores between rounds.
Before you start
Controls work with keyboard, controller, or mouse — pick whichever feels natural for a one-button game. Beyond the standard endless run, Infinite Mode is a separate, much harder challenge aimed at players who already have the basics down. Cosmetic skins unlock as you play, including ones referencing other Adamvision Studios games, and they only change how your player looks. The game tracks achievements, cloud saves, leaderboards, and trading cards through Steam. Expect a steep curve: the tags list it as difficult, and the developer describes it as easy to learn but tough to master.