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Dollar Dash

Mar 20, 2013 13 years ago
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Type Base game 2013 Genres Arcade Companies Kalypso Media · Publisher Follow Log in to follow

Find it, rob it, and keep it. Grab the cash in this fast and frenetic top down multiplayer versus game. Dollar Dash will have you shouting for joy, as you make a dash with the cash. You must attack, defend or outrun your competitors in any of the three game modes (Dollar Dash, Save the Safe or Hit’n’Run) using unique and comedic tactics. Stand out from the crowd by customizing your character, upgrading your favorite weapon, earning perks and unlocking achievements. You can't stand still for a second as combat is crazy and money changes hands frequently. Choose your weapons carefully as you challenge your friends to become the best thief in town and laugh out loud as you smash them with a huge Bolder, peck them with a Mag Pie, while protecting yourself in Jelly!

What it’s like

Dollar Dash delivers a chaotic, high-energy arcade experience focused entirely on frantic multiplayer combat. The premise is simple: grab cash and survive the rush against up to eight opponents in split-screen or online matches. The tone is lighthearted and comedic, relying on absurd weaponry like boulders and magpies rather than gritty realism. Gameplay revolves around short, intense rounds where momentum shifts rapidly, encouraging constant movement and aggressive engagement. While the core loop is undeniably fun and polished for local couch play, the experience feels somewhat shallow upon closer inspection. The progression system offers minor customization through weapons and perks, but lacks substantial depth or long-term incentives. It functions best as a party game designed for immediate social interaction rather than a standalone title with lasting structural complexity.

Strong in Co-op / MultiplayerPacingGameplay / MechanicsSocial / RelationshipsVisuals / Art

Keep in mind The content is strictly multiplayer-only; there is no single-player campaign or offline mode, making it unsuitable for solo players. · Progression and replay value are limited, leading some to feel the game lacks sufficient depth to justify its full price point without frequent sales.

AI-generated from catalog data, informed by reviews from ign.com, gamesbeat.com, metacritic.com, gamezebo.com, mobygames.com.

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Releases

PlatformRegionTypeDate
PC (Microsoft Windows) Worldwide Full release Mar 06, 201313 years ago
Xbox 360 Worldwide Full release Mar 06, 201313 years ago
PlayStation 3 Worldwide Full release Mar 20, 201313 years ago

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