Digit & Dash - GameClub app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Insomniac Games, Inc.
First release : 14 May 2015
App size: 99.69 Mb
From the creators of Ratchet & Clank and Spyro the Dragon comes this amazing adventure about a robot and alien who are separated by a mutant hot dog. The only way they can reunite is to keep on running and jumping until they reach that nasty hot dog and teach it a lesson! Take control of both heroes at once as they leap and dash through dozens of stages filled with nasty obstacles and fiendish foes.
Digit and Dash may be split up, but they can still give each other a boost with some well-timed ground pounds. Youll need quick reflexes and a sharp mind to keep both of our heroes safe. Collect molecules and badges to master each stage, or just focus on reaching the end intact. Visit five different worlds, each packed with its own challenging tricks and dangers. With simple controls, Digit & Dash couldnt be easier to play. Coordinating the duo well enough to see them reunited is another matter entirely! Are you up to the task?
Double the Heroes: Take control of Digit and Dash, an alien and a robot who have been driven apart by a wicked mutant hot dog!
Double the Power: Run, jump, and ground-pound your way through challenging obstacle courses. Slam into the ground with good timing to reach new heights!
Double the Danger: Wrap your brain around controlling two characters at the same time. Try to avoid hazards and defeat the enemies that block your way!
Double the Fun: Master the moves with easy-to-learn controls! Synchronize between left and right and get into the rhythm of this unique action-arcade experience.
Double the Adventure: Visit 5 different worlds, each with its own look and feel. Make your way through dozens of stages and try to collect all of the goodies to master them!
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Latest reviews of Digit & Dash - GameClub app for iPhone and iPad
This game will make you give up on life. After thousands of deaths, you will succumb to the pain that beating the game is impossible. Only at this moment when you have no faith left, and you have nothing left to lose will you realize that this game is the best thing ever! Good luck!
This game will PUSH YOU TO YOUR LIMITS!!! So hard but so good! Totally cool style and music, too. Perfect game!
So I bought this game because the guys who made it are the same guys that made Ratchet & Clank and it is only 2$ so I figured what the hell? But I have to say this game is so much fun, it is simple, original and surprisingly challenging but not in a frustrating way, it is more like I know I could do better next time. Plus there are no micro transaction and there seems to be a lot of content. Do your self a favor and buy it
Its basically the Dark Souls of endless runners. Be careful not to throw your phone across the room in frustration when you die. And you will die.
The game is very fun and challenging, but it runs very poorly on my iphone 4s despite there being no warning for minimum requirement. The game is not graphically intensive, yet the framerate tends to drop dramatically when things get hectic.