- November 13, 2022
- Reid Annin
Ranger Danger
68%Game Brain Score
atmosphere, gameplay
story, graphics
74% User Score 43 reviews
Platforms
About
A park ranger's life is changed forever as they discover what really lurks in their national park. A first-person horror, exploration, and stealth-based game.



Audience ScoreBased on 43 reviews
atmosphere4 positive mentions
graphics2 negative mentions
- The game is free, making it accessible for everyone to try without any financial commitment.
- It has a good atmosphere and sound design, creating some tense moments for players.
- The gameplay is simple and can be enjoyable for newcomers to the horror genre.
- The game lacks basic technical features such as resolution options and customizable controls, which can hinder the experience.
- The monster design is underwhelming, described as just a 'fart cloud' with minimal engagement.
- The gameplay is very short, taking only about 20-30 minutes to complete, which may leave players wanting more.
story
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game receives mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its intriguing premise and creepy sound design, while others criticize its brevity and lack of depth. Many feel that the narrative is straightforward and engaging, but the limited gameplay and reliance on marketplace assets detract from the overall experience. Overall, it is seen as a decent short horror story, though it leaves players wanting more.
“The sound design is very creepy, and it has an interesting story.”
“The story is straightforward and overall a great game; more people should see it. It may not be the best game in the world, but it is great for a short horror game.”
“Even the story (as extremely limited as it was) was interesting, and I am curious about the nature/origin of the monster.”
“I always say an hour game or more is what you are shooting for, but this student seemed to have not had enough time or story to make it that long.”
“In fact, one of my biggest complaints was writing out the beginning and end of the game as though you didn't have enough time to show us those parts of the story.”
“Some story here and there, but mostly what you'll see are assets from the marketplace; the monster is just smoke. You can pick up rocks, I do not know why.”