Doge Dash Gameplay Insights and Review

Doge Dash is a new fast-paced game from Doge Studios that allows players to take little control of a cute golden-colored puppy and try to get it to level 10 unscathed to be able to keep their coins. The game is a Pay-To-Earn game that is completely free-to-play, and if you play long enough, you might complete all levels from 1-9 and get your well-deserved reward in level 10. 

 

Many players will see this one as a Super Mario-inspired game because it takes a lot of inspiration from one of the most popular and oldest games ever created. From jumping on enemies, collecting coins, and entering new levels, Doge Dash is a fine and interesting fast-paced game that lets you earn real money just by playing.

 

So in this article, we'll be giving you our honest review of the game by detailing its ups and downs, such as the game's Pay-To-Earn feature, overall gameplay, controls, and how to spend the coins once you've collected them in level 10. So without wasting any more time, let's dive into the Dodge Dash review. 

 

 

Gameplay 

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Dodge Dash is a whole new cryptocurrency that's out right now, but this time the developers didn't just release a new Crypto but released a mobile game along with it. And the game is quite eye-catching and addictive because you can either play the game wanting to win or play to enjoy the game. 

 

Ultimately, this game is an endless free-to-play runner that carries inspiration from Super Mario and changes things up a bit to look a lot modern and fast-paced. The gameplay has you running and jumping as a cute puppy and evading enemies as you run and collect coins. 

 

Many players will appreciate this because there are times when we could be on a short break at work or be in a long waiting line that could see us wait 10-15 minutes for our turn, and in that situation, we'd want something to use and pass the time. 

 

And that's why games like this come in. For most users, it's the likes of Subway Surfers, Candy Crush, or even Super Mario Run. But those games aren't Pay-To-Earn titles; they don't pay you to play. This is where Doge Dash comes in and sort of snatches away a couple of players. 

 

As cryptocurrency continues to rise to unexpected heights and falls unexpectedly, many people are convinced that it's the future. As new NFTs make their way out every time, only time will tell how players will surge Doge Dash in the coming weeks. The gameplay has a ton of fun slides and evades to offer and even funny-looking enemies, but ultimately, it does little to give players Moe control over the puppy, making it a bit dull.

 

 

Controls and Soundtrack

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Being an endless runner, the controls aren't essential in a review, but we must mention that giving players the option of jumping alone isn't simply good enough. You have no control of the puppy, and every part of the screen only lets you jump once or press and hold the screen to jump higher. 

 

The developers should've added a button that allows you to do other things, which can charge incoming enemies to knock them down or even charge towards them while in the air or something else entirely. We understand that it's a Play-to-earn game that doesn't concentrate on delivering an interesting gameplay experience and lays most of its focus and budget towards making the Play-to-earn concept more fun. However, a game is still a game, and most players would play not for the opportunity to win crypto but for its fun. 

 

The game's soundtrack isn't very impressive as well. It lacks the endless runner or fast-paced runner game vibe that comes with the likes of Temple Run or Subway Surfers. I doubt this is yet another low-budget decision or the developers have a horrible taste in choosing game soundtracks.

 

Graphics and Visuals

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This is one area where the game excels than most. The graphics look cool for their size. You could see the puppy's cute eyes shining right at you as you jump and hoop your way past enemies. The locations are also well designed to make every new level feel like a game that takes you to a whole new planet. 

 

You can see the enemies and even how they burst out of the ground and act as hurdles to stop you from progressing forward until you stump on them and still make your way through. The game's visuals are impressive as well, and the developers did a good job at making sure there was nothing like a loading screen that'll have to make you wait to play. 

 

 

Verdict

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Another cool thing about the game is that you can head to the official website and try the demo. Yeah, you can play the game's demo online and get a feel of what to expect before you can download the game on your mobile device. Since the demo is on the game's official website, you can get more information on it right there and even visit the store where you can get some gears and even more information on the game's NFT.

 

Overall, Doge Dash is an impressive Pay-To-Earn fast-paced game that, despite taking inspiration from Super Mario, still manages to show off interesting features of its own, starting with the NFTs. Not many games out there let you download them for absolutely free and then allow you to play to earn cryptocurrency. 

 

The game also introduces new features at each level. So if you find the puppy lacking some features in level 1, you might see changes in how it attacks and evades enemies when you reach level 4-5 and above, then it gets better.