Oops! You Died is a new endless survival game for the iOS and Android platforms. You play as Giblet, a little creature with some problems, and one of those problems is staying alive while anvils, cows and other deadly objects are raining down from the sky. Your goal is to last as long as possible through wave after wave, collecting coins and earning new costumes. Read on for some tips and tricks for Oops! You Died!
At the end of each round, you will be able to feed Goatsie the goat up to three times, and then collect the contents of whatever egg he lays. Feed him once for a bronze egg containing a few coins. Feed him twice for a silver egg containing far more coins. Feed him three times for a gold egg, which usually contains a new costume that you can collect and wear, or which contains hundreds of coins.
As you progress through waves, more new obstacles will appear, each one adding to the difficulty of the round. Cows are larger than anvils and thus harder to avoid. Lightning will strike quickly but when it strikes and it doesn’t hit you, loads of coins will pop up out of the ground. The more advanced the obstacle, the more coins you will earn from it.
Your experience bar will increase as you run around trying to avoid getting killed. Each time that you gain an experience level, a multiplier will be added to your monetary earnings. It might not be too noticeable early on but as you earn higher coin bonuses for making it through waves, you’ll see the multiplier take effect.
When the goat needs to be fed by sharing something, but you don’t actually want to share something, hit the share button and then when the list of shareables comes up, send the stock email to yourself. Or open the Notes app if you are on an iPhone, and save the share inside it, and you will be credited.
The coins are mainly used to buy more power-ups such as the umbrellas, but you can only buy them when buying them is needed to feed the goat. The umbrellas are especially an important power-up because when you use one, you’ll block the next object that falls on you, giving you another shot at increasing your score.