Armed and Dangerous

aka: AnD

Released

2003 on Windows

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Planet Moon Studios

Moby Score

7.3

#8,286 of 155K

Critics

76% (70)

Players

(76)

Ranking

#261 on Xbox
#3,451 on Windows

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105 players

Genre: Action
Perspective: 1st-person
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Gameplay: Shooter
Setting: Sci-fi / futuristic

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In Armed and Dangerous, the player controls Roman, a thief in the Lionheads gang. The evil King Forge is attempting to unlock the Book of Rule, which will grant him magical powers. Aided by a blind seer and his thieving friends - a robot and a mole - Roman decides to intercept the book and banish the king.

The game is a variation of the run-and-gun third-person shooter. Created by Planet Moon, it has the same humour and similar gameplay elements as Giants: Citizen Kabuto.

The game has several unusual characters and weapons. Included is the shark gun, a device that literally shoots a shark at your enemies. There is a corkscrew device that burrows in to the ground and inverts gravity. You hang on to the device while your enemies fly into the sky and fall hard back to the ground.

Spellings

武装与危险 - Chinese spelling (simplified)

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Conceived and Designed by	Tim Williams Bob Stevenson Nick Bruty
Additional Design	Aaron Loeb Scott Guest Dave Aufderheide Martin Brownlow Jim Mazrimas
Produced by	Aaron Loeb
Executive Producers	Bob Stevenson Nick Bruty
Lead Programmer	Scott Guest
Programming	Dave Aufderheide Martin Brownlow Jim Mazrimas
Art Direction	Nick Bruty Bob Stevenson
Character Design	Bob Stevenson Nick Bruty Tim Williams
Art & Additional Character Design	Ken Capelli
Movies Written and Directed by	Tim Williams
Animation	Shawn Nelson
In-game Dialogue Written by	Aaron Loeb Tim Williams
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Subject	User	Date
found a bug on PC version?	Don Meu (2)	2008-10-06 19:38:39

Trivia

Some magazine ads for the game took inspiration from the stickers from the game Hostages and had a large set of stickers which looked like bullet holes.

References

The game contains several references to Planet Moon's previous game Giants: Citizen Kabuto. Among them are the "Majorcan Prophecy" (in Giants the Meccs tried to get to planet Majorca) and the "Dick Whittington Memorial Prison" (in Giants the player had to bust a guy out of the Dick Whittington prison).

Additional information contributed by Cigam.