Dangeresque Roomisode 2: The Intersection of Doom & Boom

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(I probably won't end up transcribing or writing a walkthrough, but wanted to at least update the article with an image while I play.)
(Not in this episode. But there does appear to be a character who's quite a blast from the unused past, at least in silhouette. Not sure to link him since he's only a silhouette, but he is voiced!)
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Like the first game, it is structured as a [[Videlectrix]] {{w|graphic adventure game}} in the style of those produced by [[LucasArts]] and [[Sierra|Sierra Entertainment]]. The player takes control of both [[Dangeresque (character)|Dangeresque]] and [[Renaldo]], attempting to disarm a bomb in the [[Gremlin|DangeCar-esque]]. Screenshots and other production information have been shared to the [[@StrongBadActual|@StrongBadActual Twitter]] and [[@strongbadactual (Instagram)|Instagram]] pages. Prior to its release, [[Strong Bad]] jokingly described the game as more of an "intersectionisode" than a "roomisode".
Like the first game, it is structured as a [[Videlectrix]] {{w|graphic adventure game}} in the style of those produced by [[LucasArts]] and [[Sierra|Sierra Entertainment]]. The player takes control of both [[Dangeresque (character)|Dangeresque]] and [[Renaldo]], attempting to disarm a bomb in the [[Gremlin|DangeCar-esque]]. Screenshots and other production information have been shared to the [[@StrongBadActual|@StrongBadActual Twitter]] and [[@strongbadactual (Instagram)|Instagram]] pages. Prior to its release, [[Strong Bad]] jokingly described the game as more of an "intersectionisode" than a "roomisode".
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'''Cast:''' [[Dangeresque (character)|Dangeresque]], [[Renaldo]], [[Strong Sad]], [[The Stunt Double]], [[Perducci]], [[The Cheat]]
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'''Cast:''' [[Dangeresque (character)|Dangeresque]], [[Renaldo]], [[Strong Sad]], [[The Stunt Double]]
'''Date:''' Friday, August 11, 2023; first revealed October 5, 2017
'''Date:''' Friday, August 11, 2023; first revealed October 5, 2017

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Roomisode, too?

Dangeresque Roomisode 2: The Intersection of Doom & Boom is the direct sequel to Dangeresque Roomisode 1: Behind the Dangerdesque, taking place immediately after its ending scene. Unlike its standalone prequel, Roomisode 2 was only released as part of the Dangeresque: The Roomisode Triungulate game bundle.

Like the first game, it is structured as a Videlectrix graphic adventure game in the style of those produced by LucasArts and Sierra Entertainment. The player takes control of both Dangeresque and Renaldo, attempting to disarm a bomb in the DangeCar-esque. Screenshots and other production information have been shared to the @StrongBadActual Twitter and Instagram pages. Prior to its release, Strong Bad jokingly described the game as more of an "intersectionisode" than a "roomisode".

Cast: Dangeresque, Renaldo, Strong Sad, The Stunt Double

Date: Friday, August 11, 2023; first revealed October 5, 2017

Contents

Development

"Looks like I'm gonna have to jump... inthistrashcan!"

A second roomisode was noncommittally hinted at in the April 24, 2009 Videlectrix website post. Soon after, homestarrunner.com went on an extended hiatus; no further updates have been posted to the Videlectrix site.

On October 5, 2017, Strong Bad posted an animation from the game to Twitter; the post was discussing Roomisode 1 and did not specify that this scene was not from that game.

Roomisode 2 was not directly acknowledged until nearly a year later. On September 23, 2018, in the wake of Telltale Games' closure, Strong Bad joined former TTG employees in reminiscing about working on Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People. As the conversation turned to Videlectrix's feud with Telltale that lead to the release of Roomisode 1, a potential sequel was again mentioned. Strong Bad replied with a brief description of the game, including the same animation from earlier. Later that day, he posted a Twitter thread revealing more information about the game, including responses and graphics. This discussion revealed more information about the game. Renaldo would have been in the DangeCar-esque, which Strong Bad describes as having "intense A/C action" and "ashtray mode"; he also would be playable, able to explore the interior of the car and interact with slow-jam mix tapes. Another screenshot revealed an underground sewer containing a bearded Strong Sad, likely accessed through the manhole cover visible on the street. The goal would have been to defuse a bomb inside DangerCar-esque. At this point, the game was still referred to in past tense as a "never-finished" project.

In 2023, the game was revisited again on social media — though now the game was more actively referred to as "upcoming". Posts were made using the #screenshotsaturday hashtag common among indie game developers, though as they were posted on differing days of the week many used humorous tags like "#ScreenshotMondurday" or "#ScreenshotThursdurday".

Rather than a solo release, the game was officially announced as part of Dangeresque: The Roomisode Triungulate, alongside an expanded port of the first game to modern formats as well as an additional third game.

Known Responses

Trash Can

Look

DANGERESQUE: That thing's filled to burstin'! Prolly chock full of Grade A hobo finds. And at least C minus regular people finds!

Get/Use

{Chosen in order}
DANGERESQUE: Looks like I'm gonna have to jump... inthistrashcan!
{jumps in, back out}
DANGERESQUE: Whoa! Somebody threw out this old tape of SLOW JAMZ just because it's broken and doesn't work anymore. What a waste!

DANGERESQUE: I just like the warm fuzzy feeling I get when I leap in the trash.
{jumps in, back out}
DANGERESQUE: I think the warm fuzzy feeling just tried to bite me.

Talk To

DANGERESQUE: Hands up, Oscar! We know what REALLY happened to Mr. Hooper!

In the Gremlin

RENALDO: It caromed off the side, yo! I swear!

Strong Sad

STRONG SAD: Until they shut all the power off, I ain't budgin.
DANGERESQUE: Can't you just go ask them to shut the power off?
STRONG SAD: Ha! I'd need both a Ladder Permit AND a Walk Twenty Steps Permit for that.
STRONG SAD: You're talking two to three weeks just to get those approved!

Coach Z

DANGERESQUE: 50 year-old automobiles don't just "break down." Something's suspicious, Renaldo.
RENALDO: Ya probably just need to replace the 70's shaft. Porp the hood and take a lork!

Street

{Chosen in order}
{A green car drives by.}
DANGERESQUE: Whoadang! That car came out of nowhere.

{The car drives by again.}
DANGERESQUE: Must be doin' laps around the block.

{bip}
{The scene restarts with Strong Sad replacing Dangeresque. The car drives by and hits him.}

Fun Facts

Explanations

  • A slow jam is a type of emotional or romantic song, typically taking the form of an R&B ballad or downtempo soul song.

Real-World References

  • When talking to the trash can, Strong Bad references Oscar the Grouch, a creature from Sesame Street who lives in a trash can. Mr. Hooper was a human Sesame Street character; when actor Will Lee passed away in 1982, a memorable episode of the show was produced that dealt with the death of Mr. Hooper.

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