
Browser game · Arcade
Oh no.
4.3Runs in your browser · no download

Oh no. Backpack and Map have been swiped and blown away. Dora and Boots need your child's help to run back to the rainforest to rescue them. In Dora and Friends Back to the Rainforest your child helps Dora and Boots… • run and jump through the Treetops of the Rainforest • reach new heights in the Flowery Garden to rescue Backpack and Map • slide and glide down the Tallest Mountain • race back to Playa Verde so they can fix Backpack who was hurt when blown away Along the way your child will… • gather up as many of Backpack's dropped items as possible • see old friends such as Tico, Big Red Chicken, and more • collect charms in each location for Dora’s bracelet • experience counting in Spanish, color recognition and enumeration Vamanos, let's go. Dora and Friends Back to the Rainforest collects personal user data as well as non-personal user data (including aggregated data). User data collection is in accordance with applicable law, such as COPPA. User data may be used, for example, to respond to user requests; enable users to take advantage of certain features and services; personalize content and advertising; and manage and improve Nickelodeon's services. For more information regarding Nickelodeon's use of personal user data, please visit the Nickelodeon Group Privacy Policy below. Our Privacy Policy is in addition to any terms, conditions or policies agreed to between you and Google. Nickelodeon and its affiliated entities are not responsible for Google's collection or use of your personal user data and information. Use of this app is subject to the Nickelodeon End User License Agreement.
Timing is everything here. An arcade game strips play down to a reflex and then tests it over and over, each time with slightly less margin. You jump a beat early and fall. You jump on the beat and the run continues. Scores climb, music speeds up, and the screen fills with things to avoid. A session is a stack of short attempts, each one a little better than the last.
The runs in dora jump are short enough that losing never stings for long. You press restart before the frustration lands. It is free, runs straight in the browser without a download, and the score table gives you a reason to come back tomorrow.
People who like quick feedback and a clear number to beat. Commuters, students on a break, and anyone who finds a thirty-second challenge more appealing than a thirty-hour one. Older kids will take to it quickly.