RacingFit check
Is Joe Danger worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action players who want obstacle-filled stunt racing
- Completion-focused players who enjoy medal objectives and leaderboard comparisons
- Creative players who want to build and exchange custom racing levels
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a realistic driving simulation rather than exaggerated stunt courses and hazards
- Players who prefer relaxed, low-challenge racing may find the medal objectives and extra stages demanding
- Players looking only for a fixed campaign may not use the Sandbox and Steam Workshop content
Our take on Joe Danger
The store pitch gives equal weight to the level count, user-created stages, and competitive ghosts, while the central play remains stunt-course racing built around hazards, tricks, and repeated performance challenges.
What is Joe Danger?
Race as stuntman Joe through more than 100 levels built around jumps, combos, obstacle avoidance, and time-focused challenges.
Courses include spikes, mousetraps, school buses, shark pools, coin sections, and races against Team Nasty. Each level includes a Pro Medal challenge, while the Laboratory adds extra difficult stages. Sandbox mode allows custom level creation, with sharing and downloading through Steam Workshop. Player ghosts and leaderboards support competition based on recorded runs. The PC version includes mouse-and-keyboard controls, graphics adapted for PC, and play through Steam Big Picture.
How Joe Danger plays
- 01Stunt course campaign
- More than 100 stages combine jumps, combos, hazards, coin sections, and races against Team Nasty.
- 02Medal challenges
- Every level includes a Pro Medal objective described as especially demanding.
- 03Custom level creation
- Sandbox tools allow players to make stages and exchange them through Steam Workshop.
- 04Extra challenge stages
- The Laboratory provides additional levels with a higher stated difficulty.
- 05Ghost competition
- Player ghosts and leaderboards let racers compare recorded performance with others.
- 06PC control options
- The PC release supports mouse-and-keyboard input, PC graphics, and Steam Big Picture play.
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Joe Danger: platforms & release
Is Joe Danger worth it?
It is worth it if: action players who want obstacle-filled stunt racing. Skip it if: players seeking a realistic driving simulation rather than exaggerated stunt courses and hazards.
Where can I download Joe Danger?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Joe Danger's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Joe Danger on?
Windows only.
