Dynamite Jack Reviews

Stealth and remotely-detonated bombs somehow combined, challenge and high replayability... And a level editor and user-generated levels on top of that! It's a great game to kill some time, and provides a lot of bang for your buck considering it's a $5 game. Definitely worth checking out the demo if any of that sounds at all enjoyable to you. This game surprised me.

The game had a lot of fun! Nice gameplay, nice soundtracks, worth it!!

Just another stealth game on Steam? Kinda. Overall its pretty okey game, requires few hours from player, some of achievemnts and levels in the end is a little bit challenging. If it happens, that you have this game on library and you are ok with avarage stealth game, I guess its worth playing through.

A Bomberman recreation with darkness mode on. Not a very long game but challenging and even the maps are designed to allow you to replay them since it's hard to remember them. The in-game builder is useful for creating own maps. Although it's not a thriller, I love how the soundtracks darkens the mood. I recommend it especially for this price.

A good game, kinda reminiscent of the old Bomberman on Sinclair ZX Spectrum. Place bombs, collect codes to doors, hide in shadows and/or start ultra mayhem blast chaos! I didn´t expect much and the game surprised me. Game mechanics are fine. Sometimes there are even puzzles with more than one solution, because you can [b]bomb your own way forward[/b] (i mean, literally - you make path in terrain with your bombs). Even though I suffered frustration, I blame my fat clumsy fingers more than the game itself. Not a long game, though, 8 maps pieces, 28 levels. You can finish it in about 5 hrs. + Community maps. Over 100 of them. If you are into Achievements, you can make most of them easily - 12/13, 92%. However... if you want to collect all 100 percent, there are people who say it took about 3 more hours, but I still believe you have to be buddhist monk with russian acrobat skills and timing of a p0*nstar. The horror part is you see you [b]can[/b] do it, but then you make a tiny, tiny mistake...

Mix of a bomberman and stealth game. Not so long but pretty fun for a while. Recommended (especially when it's on sale).

Dynamite Jack feels like a finnish homebrew from the nineties. I wager that this was a game that was made technology first, design later. The story is slapped on, the art direction is nonexistent, the levels are simple and uninteresting and the game introduces pretty much all of its few features in the first couple of levels. I see no reason to recommend nor play Dynamite Jack.

Dynamite Jack is a stealth game. You have the ability to start with or pickup bombs and a flashlight in order to achieve your goal of reaching the end of the level. In order to reach the end of the level you will need to evade or kill the soldiers protecting the mines you are walking through, collect key cards and/or destroy colored electrical fields. The graphics are simple, but work very well for this type of game and definitely let you know if you will be seen or not. The ability to control your character through the levels is very intuitive and fluid. The difficulty level ramps up as you progress through the mines and special ways of beating each level are offered such as no flashlight, no deaths, or no kills. I thoroughly enjoyed the game, beat the game and then came back to unlock all achievements. A very approachable and fun stealth game that you shouldn't miss.

I just spend 12 hours completing Dynamite Jack. Have I longed for a game like this in years! The nostalgic going-back-in-time feeling of Commodore64, wow that is not something I come across often. I bought this game because I received a 75% off ticket to this game I had never even heard of - but it's worth the full price. Absolutely! God dammit, if you are from an age where you used a joystick, you WILL miss out if you don't give this game and yourself a chance to do what I just did.

Fun game from a free-software supporter. Each level is a puzzle to figure out with a combination of stealth and exploration. I like how the predictable enemies can be seen through a minimap or on-screen. Lots of bonus objectives for each level, which will get you completing them again and again. I was not a fan of the sound effects, but this is the type of game that you listen to a podcast while exploring the level. I enjoyed this game on an ubuntu linux desktop with radeon mesa graphic driver. The game uses a specially designed game engine, and it takes up a mere 50 MBs of diskspace. I recommend this game for anyone looking for a casual puzzle experience with stealth elements.