Danger Crew

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Danger Crew is a single player casual role playing game. It was developed by Team Danger Crew and was released on May 6, 2019. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Danger Crew is a single-player RPG set in a world obsessed with programming. Hack Battles are the law of the land. Sling terminal commands until your enemies' laptops explode in a smoking cloud of defeat. Build your crew to be the most unstoppable programming team the world has ever seen.

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Audience ScoreBased on 37 reviews

humor14 positive mentions

grinding4 negative mentions

Danger Crew features charming pixel art and a humorous narrative that resonates well with fans of classic RPGs, particularly those familiar with programming culture.
The game offers a unique turn-based combat system that is engaging and allows for strategic planning, making battles feel fresh and challenging.
With a runtime of around 4-8 hours, Danger Crew provides a fun, bite-sized RPG experience that is perfect for casual gaming sessions.

Many players found the game to be quite short, leaving them wanting more content and depth in the story and gameplay.
The controls lack support for diagonal movement, which can make navigation feel tedious at times.
Some players noted that the game could benefit from additional challenging battles and bosses, as the combat can become too easy.

humor
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is widely praised for its clever and relatable writing, particularly appealing to those familiar with tech and corporate life. Players appreciate the blend of absurdity and tongue-in-cheek jokes, with many noting that the humor resonates well with anyone who has experienced the quirks of a 9-5 job or the tech startup culture. Overall, the game's witty dialogue and comedic elements contribute significantly to its charm and enjoyment.
- “My favorite part of Danger Crew, though, is the humorous writing and events that accompany the player through the pixelated world.”
- “The game designers are certainly in touch with the absurdities of corporate life; the humor is sometimes over-the-top, sometimes tongue-in-cheek, and then sometimes just so darn true that you wonder how our work lives can be so topsy-turvy on occasion.”
- “Overall, the game has a great sense of humor that should appeal to anyone, especially those of us who appreciate the foibles of tech startup and programming culture.”
story
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is described as charming and humorous, featuring witty dialogue and relatable themes, particularly for those in a 9-5 job. While some reviewers found it short, they appreciated its well-paced narrative and engaging side characters, complemented by clean graphics and atmospheric music. Overall, the story effectively blends a campaign with side missions, making it enjoyable despite its brevity.
- “Very fun, very charming story with clean, crisp graphics and great atmospheric background music.”
- “The story isn't very long, but it's well written, side characters are creative and thought out, and the battle style is engaging.”
- “The story was really far-fetched, but it was supposed to be.”
- “The story isn't very long, but it's well written; side characters are creative and thought out, and the battle style is engaging.”
- “The dialog is packed full of witty sarcasm, and the story is very well-paced.”
music
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The music in the game is widely praised for its charm and ability to enhance the overall experience, featuring catchy, retro-inspired tunes that complement the gameplay and visuals. Players appreciate the atmospheric background music and memorable tone changes, which evoke nostalgia reminiscent of classic games. While some find the soundtrack simple, it effectively sets the tone for various scenes and keeps players engaged.
- “The music also emerged as a nice complement to the gameplay, with a handful of memorable tone changes accompanied by surprisingly well-done musical backings.”
- “The music is catchy, though not terribly memorable (I thought the Mega Drive chip tune after the twist was particularly good).”
- “In addition, the soundtrack of the game, while simple, is more than just a loop track and does a good job of setting the tone of the scenes.”
- “The art style, music, and gameplay are woven together to create a welcoming experience reminiscent of the classic games many of us grew up with.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are characterized by clean, crisp pixel-art that pays homage to classic Super Nintendo RPGs, creating a nostalgic and charming visual experience. Coupled with original midi-style music, the art style enhances the overall atmosphere, making it a welcoming and enjoyable throwback for players.
- “The pixel art is clean, functional, and pleasing, and the graphical style is a nostalgic homage to quirky Super Nintendo RPGs like EarthBound and Robotrek.”
- “The art style, music, and gameplay are woven together to create a welcoming experience reminiscent of the classic games many of us grew up with.”
- “Very fun, very charming story with clean, crisp graphics and great atmospheric background music.”
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is a charming blend of campaign progression, side missions, and battles, drawing inspiration from classic RPGs like "Earthbound." It is complemented by a well-crafted musical score and a welcoming art style, making it an enjoyable experience for both novice players and seasoned gamers alike. Overall, the gameplay is engaging and fun, showcasing the developers' creativity and skill.
- “The music also emerged as a nice complement to the gameplay, with a handful of memorable tone changes accompanied by surprisingly well-done musical backings.”
- “The art style, music, and gameplay are woven together to create a welcoming experience reminiscent of the classic games many of us grew up with.”
- “The gameplay is excellent—for a novice pair of game-makers, Danger Crew is a lot of fun to play.”
- “The gameplay is repetitive and lacks depth, making it feel more like a chore than an enjoyable experience.”
- “The controls are clunky and unresponsive, which detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game.”
- “The pacing of the gameplay is off, leading to frustrating moments that disrupt the flow of the experience.”
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players express mixed feelings about grinding in the game; while some find the lack of diagonal movement controls tedious, others appreciate that the game avoids excessive grinding by offering a streamlined experience with minimal XP grinding and smooth area transitions. Overall, the game is seen as effectively trimming down unnecessary grind to focus on core gameplay.
- “Biggest complaint is that the controls don't support diagonal movement, which is a bit tedious.”
- “I mean, these kinds of games are designed around winding pathways and tedious movement, but that's beside the point.”
- “What could have been a lengthy, grindy, and content-fluffed game has been thankfully trimmed down to its core experience.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of the game is characterized by a charming story complemented by clean, crisp graphics and engaging background music, creating an enjoyable and immersive experience for players.
- “Very fun, very charming story with clean, crisp graphics and great atmospheric background music.”
replayability
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Many users note that the game has limited replayability, suggesting it may be more worthwhile to purchase during a sale rather than at full price.
- “It is usually $9.99, but I would honestly advise you to get it on sale to save some money, especially since there is a lack of replay value.”