Pudding Monsters - (by ZeptoLab UK Limited)

[Capricornman]

Originally Posted by airdan

Is it just me that finds this game so damn creepy?

It's not creepy it's jiggly

[Capricornman]

Originally Posted by CygnetSeven

Not pudding... JELLO!

Yes why is it called pudding when it appears to be JELLO?!

[sawyer4325]

Originally Posted by Capricornman

Yes why is it called pudding when it appears to be JELLO?!

Because of the JELL-O brand name possibly?? I dunno, but I like"jello monsters" much better...

[MidianGTX]

Originally Posted by Capricornman

Yes why is it called pudding when it appears to be JELLO?!

Probably because ZeptoLab aren't American so it'd likely be JELLY and they didn't want to confuse you guys.

[nuutsch]

Hell yeah!
Instabuy!!

[Capricornman]

Originally Posted by sawyer4325

Because of the JELL-O brand name possibly?? I dunno, but I like"jello monsters" much better...

Agree "Jello Monsters" sounds good...perhaps an expansion pack coming?!

[Capricornman]

Originally Posted by MidianGTX

Probably because ZeptoLab aren't American so it'd likely be JELLY and they didn't want to confuse you guys.

I'm totally confused......pudding is opaque and jello is transparent...see the dilemma

[Appletini]

Jell-O is a brand name that has become the generic term for gelatin desserts in the US (referred to elsewhere as jelly), just like Kleenex (tissues) and Band-Aids (plasters or adhesive bandages). "Pudding" elsewhere is synonymous with the meal dessert, and doesn't necessarily refer to a particular type of dessert.

Americans, though, like to complicate things by having jelly be something else entirely; they also like to be confused as to what lemonade is. ^_-

[Capricornman]

Originally Posted by Appletini

Jell-O is a brand name that has become the generic term for gelatin desserts in the US (referred to elsewhere as jelly), just like Kleenex (tissues) and Band-Aids (plasters or adhesive bandages). "Pudding" elsewhere is synonymous with the meal dessert, and doesn't necessarily refer to a particular type of dessert.

Americans, though, like to complicate things by having jelly be something else entirely; they also like to be confused as to what lemonade is. ^_-

Ok! thanks for the clarifications So I guess when Al Bundy on "Married with Children " a TVsitcom called the large mean librarian when he tried to return a long overdue book a "Pudding of a Woman" he wasn't meaning any particular dessert!
Jelly to me is what goes on toast except mint jelly- that goes good with lamb....Mmmmm good!
And finally I do know what lemonade is....it's what you make when life's a big sour lemon!

[babeve]

Originally Posted by Thawkk

Anyone know if it's universal? Not finding anything in the app description.

https://itunes.apple.com/nz/app/id569186207?mt=8

Here is pad version,not universal.

: )It is on sale for launch,only 0.99$ as phone version.