When comparing Jetpack Joyride vs Monument Valley, the Slant community recommends Monument Valley for most people. In the question“What are the best offline Android games?” Monument Valley is ranked 1st while Jetpack Joyride is ranked 20th. The most important reason people chose Monument Valley is:
The gameplay for Monument Valley revolves around manipulating the environment in order to let your character proceed to the next level. It's similar to Fez in that it's obviously inspired by Escher paintings, requiring you to manipulate "impossible" architecture.
Specs
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Pros
Pro Can be played while offline
Jetpack Joyride allows for the game to be played with no internet connection.
Pro Comprehensive stat tracking
Players can track their progress from day one to see if there has been improvement.
Pro Variety of different modes
Instead of just seeing how far a player can get, there are specific challenges that make it feel like a new game.
Pro Unpredictable gameplay
While much of this game is based on skill, there are enough random events to keep any player on their toes.
Pro Charming pixel based graphics
The pixel based graphics give the game quite a bit of charm to the game.
Pro Fun power-ups
Flying Dragons, Motorcycles, Dinosaurs and even Teleporting are some of the powerups to be found in Jetpack Joyride.
Pro The scenery is beautiful and incorporates clever Escher inspired gameplay mechanics
The gameplay for Monument Valley revolves around manipulating the environment in order to let your character proceed to the next level. It's similar to Fez in that it's obviously inspired by Escher paintings, requiring you to manipulate "impossible" architecture.
Pro No need for internet connection with offline gameplay
Monument Valley allows for offline gameplay, meaning that the user does not need an internet connection to play once the game has been downloaded onto his/her device.
Pro Perfect balance of difficulty in puzzles
No puzzle is too difficult or too easy. Never frustrating.
Pro Illustrative soundtrack
The soundtrack really helps illustrate the beautiful surrounding world in which the game is set.
Cons
Con Useless IAPs
The in app purchases are all purely for looks and don't add any replay value to the game.
Con Luck based as to how far one can get
With each playthrough being randomly generated it takes a good bit of luck to get to the higher end of the leaderboards.
Con The game is too short
The base game only has ten levels that can be completed within 20 minutes.