Justin Danger

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  1. KlingonGamerYT
    Mar 20, 2022
    8
    SURPRISINGLY GOOD weve seen these runner games before but this one has a charm of its own difficult frustrating and addictive power up yourSURPRISINGLY GOOD weve seen these runner games before but this one has a charm of its own difficult frustrating and addictive power up your character and outfits as you level up and see the levels change as well the levels are devilishly designed and you will lose it when your actually on a good run and then die because of a cheap death but that's nothing new the game is a challenge and there's no hand holding here you can take short cuts by buying a helicopter to the next level which is handy there's a lot of hero's to unlock lara croft spiderman bruce lee to name a few of course they only resemble the icon they portray collect coins to unlock these characters and pay for shortcuts simple moblile game mechanics but you dont have to dig out your wallet the music is upbeat and fun and never grates the graphics are suitable for this game and I have to say I enjoyed my time with this game despite the fact i sucked at it ...… Full Review »
  2. NindieSpotlight
    Dec 17, 2021
    6
    In the budget space I always like to see developers attempting to do a little more to help juice up the experience, something that I’ll atIn the budget space I always like to see developers attempting to do a little more to help juice up the experience, something that I’ll at least give the people behind Justin Danger for attempting. Working up something that’s a mix of an endless runner in some ways with an adventurous feel somewhat reminiscent of the classic Pitfall it doesn’t qualify as a breakout hit by any means, but at least it has a little more personality in general. Where it falls down is its clear mobile roots that haven’t been sufficiently excised, making for a ton of progressive unlocks and other elements you may deal with in free-to-play or ad-laden titles but not so much when you’re paying even a modest sum for. If you don’t mind that aspect it works, but the mobile-esque grind rubbed me the wrong way pretty quickly

    https://www.nindiespotlight.com/2021/06/mini-reviews-jun-7th-edition-nintendo.html    … Full Review »