At the Game Developers Conference, Disney has a new version of JellyCar 3 (originally Walaber’s JellyCar), and it’s squishier and more full of jelly-like goodness than ever.

For those of you who haven’t played JellyCar, the game is pretty simple. Everything is made of squashy, bouncing jelly, including your car, and you have to get to the secret exit. JellyCar 3 has a few interesting updates, including a rewind mode,in which you can rewind the clock a few seconds if you make a wrong move (your rewind options are limited); a ghost racing mode in which you can race against your best time for a higher score; and 50 new, interactive themed levels.

This new version features two new cars, a jelly muscle car and a jelly bubble car, as well as advanced skin customization. You can now customize your JellyCar with skins made from your own photos (I’m not sure if this is really all that fantastic, considering the jelly car is awfully small). You can also color in your car to create your own unique JellyCar skin. That’s not all, though. Disney has big plans for JellyCar 3, big plans which include continuous updates and themed levels.

Disney is also releasing Tap Tap Revenge 4 for the Android in two weeks. Why is this important news for iOS players, you ask? Because Tap Tap Revenge 4 for the Android is a fully cross-platform game—Android and iOS players will be able to compete against each other. So tell your Android-loving friends they no longer have any excuses.