My second character is Rapunzel from Entangled, and suddenly the world is completely changed into knights and other medieval items. It is only when I start unlocking more characters that I realize the variety Disney Crossy Road injects. Starting with Mickey Mouse himself, I am treated to the typical road crossing gameplay: trying to hop through busy traffic, work my way around trees, and using logs to cross rivers. Bringing in Disney stars from all manner of movies, each one is a beautifully blocky representation of a familiar face. Where Disney Crossy Road does mix things is with its characters. It is a look now seen often, but the first game took it to a new level and popularized it in a way few games before it had.
From the titular chicken, to possums, and even a hipster whale, the characters on offer are well suited to the Crossy Road’s humor and maintain the game’s stunning style.Simple, and a perfect modern mobile take on Atari’s classic arcade game Frogger.ĭisney Crossy Road keeps the original’s isometric blocky style that gives the feel of playing with models made from LEGO. Each run nets you more coins for your bank, and once you have raised enough cash you can purchase a capsule toy containing a new animal to control. Each danger and element of the landscape looks great, but it is the cast of controllable creatures that steal the show. Of course, this doesn't stop you feeling cheated (cue train zooming past to turn your chicken into nuggets), but at no point does Crossy Road hide information, so all you need to know is right there on the screen.įantastic blocky isometric art helps with this clarity, thanks to its clean stylistic look. Tight inputs mean any frustrations you encounter are because you messed up, not the game. One tap sends your creature hopping forward, while swipes allow them to readjust slightly left or right along the narrow path. And don’t wait too long to make your hop either, as the slowly scrolling screen and a hungry hawk are both on hand to punish tardiness. The difficulty faced here is more sudden, with trains thundering through at lightning speed, demanding that you pay close attention to the crossing lights to move forward. Rivers act almost as the reverse of this, with floating logs offering the only safe route. Crossing a road presents you with a maze-like wall of cars to dash through. To add an extra twist, the challenges each surface presents vary significantly.
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