Platforms
- PCJun 24, 2013NAplayscoreNA0 Critics7.888 Players
- PlayStation 3Oct 9, 2012NAplayscoreNA0 Critics7.91.18K Players
- Xbox 360Sep 14, 20127.8playscore8.218 Critics7.158 Players
- PS VitaJan 13, 20158.1playscore8.36 Critics8.559 Players
28 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
Besides not being able to share levels and the somewhat overwhelming backgrounds, Joe Danger 2: The Movie is a fun and addicting game that easily lives up to the energy of its prequel. Movie buffs, casual gamers, and fans of platformers should all pick up a copy of Joe Danger 2 – you won’t regret it.
Mark Labbe · Jan 20, 2015 Reviewed on VitaRead full reviewJoe Danger 2 continues to offer the great gameplay that the original game did when it launched on Vita last year. For those who enjoyed the original game when it launched as a PlayStation Plus title, Joe Danger 2 is the perfect sequel for you, if you've yet to jump on the Joe Danger bandwagon then this is certainly a fantastic place to start. Joe Danger 2 is without doubt one of 2015's first must owns for Vita.
Liam Langan · Jan 20, 2015 Reviewed on VitaRead full reviewYou won't be throwing rotten tomatoes at Joe Danger 2: The Movie on the Vita, as this is a meticulous port that maintains the appeal of the original PlayStation 3 release. Perky presentation mixed with measured gameplay make for a thoroughly enjoyable arcade treat, while all of the extras ensure that you won't be seeing the credits too quickly.
Sammy Barker · Jan 11, 2015 Reviewed on VitaRead full reviewJoe Danger 2: The Movie manages to keep intact the original aspects people adored of the first game. It’s fun, easy to pick up for any newcomer, and something to play when friends come over. It’s also a nice little distraction when you want something that’s fast-paced yet demands less attention than a triple-A game might require.
Esmeralda Portillo · Oct 06, 2012 Reviewed on X360Joe’s sophomore outing certainly delivers on its goal of bridging the precise and methodical nature of platforming with the white-knuckle rush of finishing as fast as possible. If you’re curious about this sort of hybrid experience, Joe Danger 2: The Movie is well worth the $15 ticket price.
Game Trailers · Sep 26, 2012 Reviewed on X360Joe Danger 2: The Movie has so much more content than its predecessor it almost doesn't feel like a sequel, and almost all of it is great. With tons of challenges to complete, multiplayer, and community content, you'll have plenty to do even after the credits roll. If you were a fan of the stuntman's first adventure, Joe Danger 2 is definitely a game for you. If the first game passed you by, the sequel makes it easy and fun to ride, ski, and hover right in.
Sarah LeBoeuf · Sep 20, 2012 Reviewed on X360Read full reviewAt times, the on-screen action can get a bit too cluttered, especially for levels with multiple lanes and eye-catching stuff happening on all of them. Frustration is bound to come up in games of this nature, but it's unfortunate to see it stem from this source. Even still, most levels don't have the obstruction problem, and the end result is a very lively, beautiful-looking game.
Jordan Devore · Sep 14, 2012 Reviewed on X360Read full reviewHello Games has crafted another riotous game that fits comfortably between the racing and platforming genres, but this second installment leans closer towards the former. This might scare away some more casual players. If you love the quest for that perfect course run, and you don’t mind working for it, Joe Danger’s movie adventures won’t disappoint.
Matt Miller · Sep 14, 2012 Reviewed on X360Whether you played the original game or let it race past you unnoticed, Joe Danger 2: The Movie revs its motor too loudly to ignore. Unlike with most movies, this is one sequel that actually improves on the original, while still keeping intact the core elements that made that game such fun.
Eric Neigher · Sep 14, 2012 Reviewed on X360Read full reviewFor all their familiarity, they still do the two most important things puzzle-racers like Joe Danger 2 can do; tug at your need to beat them, and then tug at your need to beat them better. Maybe Joe Danger 2 doesn't stretch out of its comfort zone as much as it could, but its comfort zone is still a danger zone worth riding into, and easy to recommend.
Sinan Kubba · Sep 14, 2012 Reviewed on X360
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About the game
You are Joe Danger, the world's most determined stuntman, returns in Joe Danger: The Movie: The Video Game! This sequel will allow players to create their own action film scene by scene, performing every stunt themselves. Creating probably the most ridiculous action sequences ever made, players can perfect every stunt to thrill the audience, or crack them up with your failed attempts.