There are dozens of benefits to playing Crossy Road, but the best one is it’s simple enough for all ages of gamers to master. This game was originally published in 2014 as a mobile app-thanks to Hipster Whale, a game design firm of creative thinkers. So, ask yourself-just how easy is it to get that chicken safely across the road?Ĭrossy Road isn’t a new game, but it’s still a super-fun, addictive one.

But instead of just one road, there are hundreds of roads, all intermingled with train tracks and log-filled, raging rivers. This game begins with a curious little chicken and her eagerness to cross the road and see what’s on the other side. The Korean pack follows an Australian-themed update in January based on Hipster Whale’s home country Chinese New Year characters in February then a British and Irish update in April featuring a Queen’s guard, a Scottish piper and a packet of fish and chips.When is the last time you had a really great game addiction? One that you could sit for hours and play endlessly, striving for the best high score? Crossy Road could be your next must-play.

This is the latest in a series of updates for Crossy Road based on specific countries, designed to boost its appeal around the world. Psy’s new level is based on the Gangnam area of Seoul that inspired his biggest hit, with the update including nine other new Korean characters including a taekwondo master, a professional gamer, a K-drama actor and a plate of Kimchi.Īccording to the game’s developer Hipster Whale and publisher Yodo1, Psy will be available to buy for three months only, although once bought he’ll be playable forever in the game.

He’ll cost $2.99 as an in-app purchase within the Frogger-inspired road-crossing game, with some of his signature moves – yes, including the horse-dancing one – and a new scoring system involving triggering music samples by stepping on dance-pads.

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