Joe Danger!

Played on an Acer Nitro V15 gaming laptop with specs RTX4060, Ryzen 7, 32GB RAM and external Samsung SSD


First and foremost, if you want to play the game you need to set the scale of your screen to 100%. Usually this is higher to make everything bigger, but then you don't get a good image in the game. Half a screen, for example, because it is scaled.

I've been playing the game for an hour and to be honest I had a hard time putting it down to write this little review. So I'm definitely going to continue playing the game. There's not really a story in it. You drive different levels and have to perform different tasks such as getting all the stars, taking a few difficult bigger stars that are in more difficult places, finishing the level in a certain time, performing combos in 1 motion of tricks to the end and so on. You don't have to do all these things at once, so you can focus on something else every run of the level.

You'll need to complete these challenges to earn stars that will help you unlock future levels. It's not that difficult and so far I've been able to complete all the assignments in every level.

I gave 2.29€ to the bundle of the game and Joe Danger 2 on sale and it's well worth it. I actually had a lot of fun with it and that surprises me. I thought I'd get sick of it after an hour of playing. However, the opposite is true. Graphically, the game in Full HD and with all the bells and whistles looks really good for a game of 2013.

I am very satisfied with it. In terms of audio, it does get monotonous after a while, but it's not too bad. If you see the game on sale, it's definitely recommended for some gameplay that you don't have to think too much about.

I played the game with an Xbox Series X controller and it all worked well.

I've attached a video of the first hour of the game:
https://youtu.be/g7m4PgwdB0M

[b] Joe Danger! [/b] [i] Played on an Acer Nitro V15 gaming laptop with specs RTX4060, Ryzen 7, 32GB RAM and external Samsung SSD [/i] First and foremost, if you want to play the game you need to set the scale of your screen to 100%. Usually this is higher to make everything bigger, but then you don't get a good image in the game. Half a screen, for example, because it is scaled. I've been playing the game for an hour and to be honest I had a hard time putting it down to write this little review. So I'm definitely going to continue playing the game. There's not really a story in it. You drive different levels and have to perform different tasks such as getting all the stars, taking a few difficult bigger stars that are in more difficult places, finishing the level in a certain time, performing combos in 1 motion of tricks to the end and so on. You don't have to do all these things at once, so you can focus on something else every run of the level. You'll need to complete these challenges to earn stars that will help you unlock future levels. It's not that difficult and so far I've been able to complete all the assignments in every level. I gave 2.29€ to the bundle of the game and Joe Danger 2 on sale and it's well worth it. I actually had a lot of fun with it and that surprises me. I thought I'd get sick of it after an hour of playing. However, the opposite is true. Graphically, the game in Full HD and with all the bells and whistles looks really good for a game of 2013. I am very satisfied with it. In terms of audio, it does get monotonous after a while, but it's not too bad. If you see the game on sale, it's definitely recommended for some gameplay that you don't have to think too much about. I played the game with an Xbox Series X controller and it all worked well. I've attached a video of the first hour of the game: https://youtu.be/g7m4PgwdB0M