It's easy to learn, but harder to fully master as a solo player. Every thirty levels, players will face off against a boss, requiring you to avoid their attacks before hitting them back. Along the way, you'll collect coins and tokens to unlock new characters, and will even try to unlock new secrets by going through hidden green doors. But the complexity comes in the random layout of stages, which will keep you on your toes as you focus on avoiding spikes and leaping on creatures. The controls are incredibly simple, since all you have to worry about is jumping or moving left or right on a level. Crossy Road Castle is the follow up to the wildly popular Crossy Road app, but instead of crossing a road, you're scaling an endless number of floors in an ever-growing castle, collecting coins and tokens along the way. This arcade action game is a lot of fun, but with friends or family, it becomes very hard to put down. Crossy Road Castle can be played solo, or up to four players can try to advance up the tower as far as they can go. Every 30 levels, players will also face off against a boss, which will give them a new challenge as they avoid attacks and try to defeat enemies. Coins can also be grabbed to buy lost hearts back at machines in the game (which are placed every ten levels as a break in the action) or to buy new extras like hats. Along the way, they'll try to grab tokens, which can be redeemed for new characters at the end of a run. Failing to clear one of these hazards will cost one heart, and if you lose three hearts, you start over from the beginning. Players will leap across platforms, dodge attacks by birds and other blocky creatures, and bounce across chasms. CROSSY ROAD CASTLE is the follow up to 2015's popular Crossy Road app, with a significant difference: instead of trying to navigate your way through an endless set of roads or highways, this time, you're trying to make your way through an endless set of randomized floors in a castle.
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