Danger Crew

It`s fun!

A fun game, and a fun theme! I particularly enjoy all the IT in-jokes, ranging across the board from help-desk and info-sec, to infrastructure and coding. Wait till you see the new hire process! :D 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.

Un jrpg que relata situaciones ordinarias en una empresa de desarollo web, solo que escala muy rapido y hasta tiene invasiones zombies epicas Humor un tanto peculiar y que encaja bien con el juego, sabiendo que esta hecho 100% en ElectronJS, digno de admirar ODIO QUE NO HAYA POSTENDING

After some research and viewing the [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pfLapmfxdY] talks[/url], [url=https://codepen.io/punkydrewster713/post/the-danger-crew-beta] blogs[/url], and [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=nHaiLWUaWWw] vlogs[/url] he's done, I made the decision to purchase the game as a way to support the developer. Now you're not going to learn how to center a div or how to properly write a for loop by playing this game, but this game is a testament to what you can build with a solid foundation in HTML, CSS, & JavaScript. [b] Fun Fact [/b]: It was built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and Electron. I just wish it was a bit longer and that I've discovered it sooner. If you're interested (Web/Game Dev), the developer creates informative tutorials on [url=https://www.youtube.com/@DrewConley] YouTube[/url] and also has a [url=https://discord.gg/ycyVGjey] Discord[/url]server dedicated to Game Dev that you could check out!

It put a pretty big smile on my face.

Played a couple of hours of this game and really liked it. As a developer, the inside jokes and cultural references are really spot-on (although some of them, like the interview process, really made me think). I also like the larger art, although simple, it works well. The battle system is really unique and interesting, and takes a while to get the hang of it. It starts out easy, but gets quite challenging (which I find refreshing). It does have a few things it could improve, but overall, I really liked it. Highly recommend for anyone with a background in software development looking for a "casual"-ish RPG with interesting battles. I planned to buy it on sale, but when I mentioned this on Twitter, the developers gifted me a free copy - really nice guys :) (they also respond to all forums posts, which is excellent!)

As a software developer and a life long RPG fan Danger Crew scratched an itch I didn't even know I had! A clever developer themed twist on the classic retro RPG format.

I got this game on a whim and I do not regret it. I'm a big fan of pixel art and games with interesting narratives, so it felt like a no-brainer to give this game a try. I've played through it twice now, and I may very well play a third time. The writing is amusing and quirky, and I love the variety of dialogue from the npc's. Highly recommend this game, especially as something to wind down with over a weekend!

I beat in about 3 hours. Good story although I feel a bit let down it was over so quick. Definitely has those Earthbound Vibes. Not close to as in depth or as long as Earthbound, but a nice little play through.

I'd recommend this game if you're a fan of classic 8/16 bit RPGs set in the modern world. Very fun, very charming story with clean, crisp graphics and great atmospheric background music. When you loose a fight you feel like it's due to your own poor planning, not over-whelming imbalance or a chaotic RNG. Comparisons to Earthbound and Pokemon are valid in the best ways. Worth it at full price.