Daredevil Dennis Rebooted
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LIGHTS. CAMERA. TRACTION.
Hollywood is rebooting the career of Dennis, the greatest stunt performer of 1984. You're on set. The cameras are rolling. Try not to ruin the take.
Race your motorbike, jet ski, and skis through side-scrolling stunt runs. Jump the obstacles. Clear the nemeses, an oddly persistent policeman, a shark with a grudge, a sasquatch with no film permit. Every crash is a "CUT!", every crash costs a take, and when the takes run out… that's a wrap.
FEATURES • Three stunt disciplines: motorbike, jet ski, and skis new scene, new physics feel • Two art modes: modern gradient look, or authentic 1984 8-bit retro mode • Film-set framing: clapperboard slates, cutscenes, and a wages-based score, just like the original • Escalating difficulty: obstacles grow, nemeses speed up, and from level 6 they hunt in pairs • Local leaderboard with classic three-letter name entry • Out of takes? The studio may fund a reshoot…
A loving tribute to a British home-computer classic. Quick runs, hard crashes, one more take. Always one more take.
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LIGHTS. CAMERA. TRACTION.
Hollywood is rebooting the career of Dennis, the greatest stunt performer of 1984. You're on set. The cameras are rolling. Try not to ruin the take.
Race your motorbike, jet ski, and skis through side-scrolling stunt runs. Jump the obstacles. Clear the nemeses, an oddly persistent policeman, a shark with a grudge, a sasquatch with no film permit. Every crash is a "CUT!", every crash costs a take, and when the takes run out… that's a wrap.
FEATURES • Three stunt disciplines: motorbike, jet ski, and skis new scene, new physics feel • Two art modes: modern gradient look, or authentic 1984 8-bit retro mode • Film-set framing: clapperboard slates, cutscenes, and a wages-based score, just like the original • Escalating difficulty: obstacles grow, nemeses speed up, and from level 6 they hunt in pairs • Local leaderboard with classic three-letter name entry • Out of takes? The studio may fund a reshoot…
A loving tribute to a British home-computer classic. Quick runs, hard crashes, one more take. Always one more take.