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Joe Danger

8.6
•2013•
Everyone
Joe Danger
Joe Danger

Platforms


  • PC
    Jun 24, 2013

    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    8.3
    67 Players
  • Android
    Apr 17, 2015

    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    8.4
    931 Players
  • iOS
    Jan 10, 2013

    8.6
    playscore
    8.9
    11 Critics
    8.2
    206 Players
  • PS Vita
    Sep 02, 2014

    8.2
    playscore
    8.7
    4 Critics
    8.4
    1.03K Players

18 critic reviews · 2 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews


  • Overall, Joe Danger is a cool arcade game with great graphics and a challenging gameplay. It’s certainly one of the better-looking games on the Play Store, with colorful textures and models, a very distinct style, and a silk-smooth performance. Its price definitely feels justified. If you enjoy infinite runners, or simply a fan of casual arcades, Joe Danger is an easy choice. It’s fast, silly, well-designed, and fun.
    Tony Kuzmin · Apr 29, 2015
    Reviewed on And
  • Roaring onto the PlayStation Vita with what is arguably the best version of the game, Joe Danger is a game that offers a lot of fun and replayability. At times it can get repetitive but in all, Joe Danger is a great game to play when you have time to kill!
    Charlie Large · Sep 11, 2014
    Reviewed on Vita
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  • This is Joe Danger Plus. Take everything great from the PS3 release, add characters, levels, and features that were introduced in Joe Danger 2, and you have a game that holds up great even four years after its original release. Bringing Joe to the Vita was the right move, and aching hands are only an issue because it’s a game that I can’t seem to put down.
    Chandler Wood · Sep 06, 2014
    Reviewed on Vita
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  • Just because it’s on a smaller screen doesn’t mean that Joe Danger Touch is a lesser game. Hello Games has successfully boiled down all the major elements that made the series fun on consoles, making this handheld version just as entertaining as its console brethren.
    Ben Reeves · Jan 18, 2013
    Reviewed on iOS
  • IGN

    IGN

    9.1
    Joe Danger Touch should become the textbook example of how you adapt a console title for a mobile device. It isn't a lazy port. It's been lovingly crafted for its new platform, which it evidently understands. The controls have been sensitively adjusted to work with for a touchscreen, while the levels are finely constructed. Furthermore, it looks absolutely stunning and represents great value. Joe Danger Touch is essential.
    Daniel Krupa · Jan 14, 2013
    Reviewed on iOS
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  • Joe Danger is an extremely polished and well-developed game, so I’m going to be nitpicky for a minute as I mention some cons. For as gorgeous as the graphics are in the game, there is a disappointing lack of variety in scenery, and a very anticlimactic final level.
    Joe Jasko · Jan 14, 2013
    Reviewed on iOS
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  • Joe Danger is the complete package. It's the console-caliber game that everybody craves on their mobile device, except in this case the console it was made for is actually the iOS platform. It doesn't feel compromised, and offers entertainment in a number of ways that should appeal to a variety of different players.
    Jared Nelson · Jan 11, 2013
    Reviewed on iOS
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  • Joe Danger Touch represents everything about mobile gaming at its best. It's faithful to an established franchise, yet it strikes out on its own to provide a game that's as slick as its console counterpart, remains challenging but fair, and is always entertaining thanks to a deep system of replayability.
    John Bedford · Jan 10, 2013
    Reviewed on iOS
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  • Like Rayman Jungle Run, Joe Danger Touch really "gets it" when it comes to iOS gaming. You don't need to 100% replicate console experiences, and "simplified" doesn't have to always mean "dumbed down." All in all, Hello Games did a great job bringing the Joe Danger franchise to your pocket, and I highly recommend it to anyone -- former fan or not.
    Chris Carter · Jan 10, 2013
    Reviewed on iOS
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  • Joe Danger Touch boasts gobs of content and plenty of sweet tricks, but actually pulling them off is another proposition altogether.
    Carter Dotson · Jan 10, 2013
    Reviewed on iOS
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Community Reviews


    About the game


    Can you put the world’s most determined stuntman back into the limelight? Combo, boost and pull ludicrous stunts as Joe attempts to race his way back into the record books in over 100 eye-popping levels. Leap school buses full of screaming kids and pools of ravenous sharks! Dodge spikes and mousetraps! Speed through coin dashes and beat Team Nasty in nip-and-tuck races! Take on and win the super-challenging Pro Medals in every level!

    Developer: Hello Games