In Disney Crossy Road, players tap and swipe their way to a record-setting number of steps while dodging unexpected obstacles. Based on the original Crossy Road game from Hipster Whale, which has been downloaded more than 120 million times to date, Disney Crossy Road lets players hop through nine different Disney and Pixar-themed 8-bit worlds including: Toy Story, Zootopia, The Lion King, The Haunted Mansion, Tangled and more. Crossy Road is developed by Hipster Whale, and it’s a free game.Disney and Hipster Whale today launched Disney Crossy Road for mobile devices, an 8-bit endless arcade hopper that challenges players to cross the road with their favorite Disney figurines for as long as they can. You can check out the title’s launch trailer for the Google Play store below. There’s a leaderboard attached to Google Play, too, so if you sign in using your Google account, the competition really heats up. There is more than 50 characters to choose from within the title, all of which can be unlocked via coins earned in the process of playing. There’s a bird that will grab you up and end the game if you don’t keep moving, and the player will have to avoid obstacles like cars and trains.
In this particular title, it’s all about crossing roads, bodies of water and train tracks utilizing touchscreen swipes. The game itself is called an “endless Frogger” game, and as one can imagine, it’s all about the challenge of endlessly trying to reach the highest score possible.
So, now that Crossy Road is available in the Play store, more Android owners can get in on the fun.Ĭrossy Road is now available on #crossyroad #android /StCvelPeMd However, as is usually the case, the compatibility for Android-based devices wasn’t as broad as it is when released through the Google Play store. While this is not technically Crossy Road‘s debut on the Android platform as a whole, its wider release is certainly worthwhile.įor what it’s worth, Crossy Road, which managed to grab plenty of accolades since its launch in 2014, was made available through the Amazon Appstore back on December 13, 2014. When a game gains popularity on another mobile platform, the wait for its debut on Android can be tough.
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