Digit & Dash

May 14, 2015

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8.03

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About this game

Themes: Platformer

Developer: Insomniac Games

Content Rating: Everyone

Summary

Digit & Dash is the tale of a robot and alien duo separated by a mutant hot dog that splits their world apart. (Yes. A mutant hot dog.) Control both Digit and Dash by jumping, slamming and dashing as they speed through mind-bending, dangerous levels. Use well-timed jumps and slams with Digit or Dash to propel the other higher in the air to avoid bigger obstacles. Activate switches and unlock pickups through skillful timing and fast-twitch responses. Help Digit and Dash topple the massive mutant wiener and reunite!

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Gamer Reviews

17 Reviews

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iTunes

17 Ratings

9.00

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Critic Reviews

3 Reviews

8.03

Modojo

8.00

Brittany Vincent—May 20, 2015

It's nowhere near as frustrating as Flappy Bird or any of the freemium rides out there, and it's worth supporting a studio that's done such great work in the past. It looks like Insomniac has a bright mobile future ahead of them, and you should tackle this game first if you're interested in seeing where they're heading next.

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Gamezebo

8.00

Tom Christiansen—May 20, 2015

Overall, Digit & Dash is a solid, challenging, reflex-based game that is sure to challenge players of all experience levels. It’s just difficult enough to keep me from blazing through it, but it provides some nice safety nets that catch you not too far from your fall when you fail. And you will fail.

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Touch Arcade

9.00

Nathan Reinauer—May 22, 2015

It looks and sounds pretty darn good as well, for an overall package that is very well worth the two dollar asking price (and no IAPs!). I do wish it had an endless mode with Game Center leaderboards, but that’s just me gettin’ all greedy. What’s here is awesome, and you know what? I’m glad I’ve got my consciousness to enjoy it.

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