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About Joe Danger 2: The Movie
Joe Danger returns as a stunt‑man racing across a movie set that mimics the greatest blockbuster ever made. The game offers 100 distinct levels that include police bike chases, laser‑firing robots, mine‑cart escapes, dinosaur‑punching time trips, and nuclear‑missile diversions on a unicycle.
Players can design custom tracks with the Movie Maker, share or download them via Steam Workshop, compete locally with up to four friends, race against downloaded ghosts, and climb Steam leaderboards. Enhanced PC graphics and full controller support round out the experience.
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Story Premise
The game frames each stunt as a scene on the set of the “greatest blockbuster movie ever made,” giving every level a cinematic purpose such as chasing crooks or diverting missiles. This narrative link ties the racing action to a film‑making context.
Because each level is presented as a movie set piece, players can anticipate the type of obstacle—police bike, laser robot, dinosaur, etc.—based on the described scene, which helps in planning the required stunt.
- Match the described set piece to the stunt you expect before starting the level.
- Use the movie‑set theme as a mental cue for the obstacle type.
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Level Creation with Movie Maker
Movie Maker lets players design new tracks and then upload them to Steam Workshop, where other players can download the creations without leaving the game. This editor expands replayability through community‑generated content.
Downloaded Workshop levels appear alongside the built‑in 100 stages, allowing players to experience fresh challenges and compare their own designs with community examples.
- Start with a single stunt type in the editor to learn the tool’s basics.
- Browse Workshop entries for ideas before building your own level.
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Multiplayer Modes
Four‑player local split‑screen lets friends race together on the same display, providing a couch‑friendly competition mode. The game also supports online ghost racing, where downloaded ghosts compete against you in real time.
Both local and ghost races contribute to Steam Leaderboards, giving a single place to compare scores across all multiplayer formats.
- Use split‑screen to observe opponents’ lines directly.
- Download top ghosts to gauge timing against high‑scoring runs.
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Platform Features
Joe Danger 2 runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux and includes full controller support, Steam Cloud, and Remote Play on TV. The game also works with Steam Big Picture for a couch experience using a TV.
Additional Steam integrations such as Achievements, Trading Cards, and Family Sharing are present, linking the title to the broader Steam ecosystem.
- Enable Remote Play on TV for a larger screen without extra hardware.
- Turn on Steam Cloud to keep progress when switching computers.
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Cross‑Game Content
Players can select one of nine Team Fortress 2 characters for racing, adding a recognizable crossover visual. The editor also supports building Minecraft‑style levels, expanding the aesthetic options available.
These cross‑game elements do not alter core stunt mechanics but provide alternative models and visual themes for players who enjoy familiar characters or blocky environments.
- Try each Team Fortress 2 character to see how model size feels on the track.
- Explore a Minecraft‑style level to experience a different visual style.
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