Looney Tunes Dash! also includes plenty of stages, and scenes that will seem really familiar to dedicated LT fans and not only. Just like most endless runner games you have to collect coins and certain amounts of them unlock skills and power ups (such as blasting through obstacles or flying like a super hero), and avoid obstacles.

But poor Daffy has hardly any luck coz if you overrun him, you can tackle him (by sliding) to take back your hard gained coins or carrots.

And of course my all-time favorite Daffy Duck shows up running ahead of you to steal your loot. Then we have another guest star, Marvin the Martian who summons Instant Martians from his UFO in front of you. For example, the Tazmanian Devil swirls out of nowhere and although he destroys obstacles in your place, he creates others, like knocking over trees that you must leap over. While I would love to control Wile, it makes sense that the player controls the Roadrunner.Īpart from the main characters of each episode, other characters are “guest starring” in the levels while you run and their appearance is far from helpful. Coyote and the Roadrunner, and of course it takes place in the Painted Desert. The second episode features another beloved pair, Wile E. The first episode’s main character is none other than Bugs Bunny who is running to escape Elmer Fudd, in the familiar environment of the forest where Bugs lives. Every zone starts with a 3D cinematic that except the 3D, feels like watching a classic Looney Tunes episode. The game is divided in zones (or episodes) and each of them has a plot. Looney Tunes Dash! is an endless runner game that features our beloved Looney Tunes characters. Nonetheless, the developers did try to make it stand out and hey, it’s Looney Tunes, that’s special by itself!

It was a bit of a letdown though, due to the fact that it is yet another Endless Runner we have too many of them and it’s hard to make it unique anymore. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Taz, Porky Pig etc., these characters bring back nostalgic memories and there are very few things that can make me miss my weekly doze of Looney Tunes.Īs a result, I was extremely excited about the recent release of a Looney Tunes game app, because I always found it weird that an official one hasn’t been released to this point. I belong to this category myself, and I have to admit I still enjoy it as much as ever. I bet all of you have enjoyed (or still do) waking up on weekends and watching your favorite Looney Tunes characters and wishing for more when the episodes were over.

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