One Angry Gamer "Trinary Studios has a new game that has recently arrived on Steam’s Greenlight service called Debuty Dangle. This completely insane title is an open-world adventure game that features a physics-controlled player-character named Deputy Dangle who, conveniently enough, has no bones. The gameplay is almost identical to Octodad, featuring silly and comical missions as well as a colorful art-style to help keep the mood light and the player’s interest high."
Deputy Dangle accompanies a niche genre that’s wearing out its welcome. Playing a character that’s boneless and hard to control was cute with Octodad and it made sense. Controlling a slice of bread in I Am Bread was silly. Ubisoft’s Grow Home was a charming experiment though the necessity of sloppy movement seemed contrived for the sake of making the premise more interesting. And Deputy Dangle just feels like it was an experiment with odd movement that should have stayed in the lab. It adds nothing to the genre and the previous games are better.
One Angry Gamer "The ragdoll adventure game Deputy Dangle is a game that's been moving through the indie spaces towards its fourth quarter, 2015 release slowly and kind of unevenly. The game failed to hit its Kickstarter goal, but the developers aren't abandoning it just yet."
Deputy Dangle is a a wonderfully bizarre QWOP-style game where you play a floppy, boneless cop who must protect a city full of strange inhabitants and devious senior citizens headed by an elusive villain known only as G-ma.
