- March 18, 2015
- Kikiwik Games
Default Dan
88%Game Brain Score
music, humor
graphics, gameplay
88% User Score 57 reviews
Platforms
About
Default Dan is an indie platformer where expectations are flipped: coins cause Dan to explode, spikes let him bounce, and power-ups are hazardous. Dan's mission is to rescue his friend from a cruel princess by defeating her army of cutesy minions across 20 stages in 4 distinct environments. Compete with others for the fastest time in this topsy-turvy world.







Audience ScoreBased on 57 reviews
music4 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game offers a unique and refreshing twist on traditional platforming mechanics, challenging players to unlearn their instincts.
- It features imaginative presentation and humor, making it enjoyable and entertaining, especially when played with friends.
- Despite its difficulty, the game is fun and addictive, with high replay value and a strong appeal for fans of challenging platformers.
- The controls can be imprecise and frustrating, leading to undeserved deaths and a lack of responsiveness.
- The game can feel gimmicky and may overstay its welcome, especially in the later levels where difficulty spikes significantly.
- Some players find the audiovisuals irritating and the overall graphics lacking polish, detracting from the experience.
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews; while some players find them lacking and describe them as "poor," others appreciate the unique visual style and humor that set it apart. Overall, the visuals are seen as a notable aspect, contributing positively to the game's appeal despite some criticisms.
“Outside of the constant tongue-in-cheek humor, the visuals are where the game really stands out.”
“The graphics are great, and I am a sucker for any game with leaderboards as I love to compete.”
“Good graphics.”
“Graphically, there's not much to talk up.”
“Tldr: grating audiovisuals.”
“I think it has pretty high replay value and solid enough ideas to bypass some more poor graphics and short gameplay.”