We hope you're feeling ready to save the multiverse because 13AM Games' latest action-adventure platformer Double Cross has just secured a 10th January release on Nintendo Switch.
If you've missed the news on this one, Double Cross has players taking on the role of Zahra Sinclair, an agent of R.I.F.T. (Regulators of Interdimensional Frontiers and Technology) whose job it is to maintain peace and order between all dimensions. As Zahra, you'll be collecting a rare element called Upgradium to customise your abilities, and these skills will be needed to sling, swing, and fight your way across various dimensions.
The whole thing has a strong Mega Man vibe to it (which, if you made it past the narrator's constant smugness, you'll have likely gathered from the trailer up above). Alex Rushdy, CEO of 13AM Games, has said the following:
“Double Cross features a robust investigation system that challenges players to find clues throughout their interdimensional travels and uncover the identity of R.I.F.T.’s mysterious attacker. It’s much more than simply finding a clue, as you’ll need to take evidence to the correct R.I.F.T. agent for examination. This gives the game visual novel elements that adds layers of depth to the game.”
Double Cross will be available for $19.99 when it launches on Switch next month.
Do you like the look of this one? Will you be adding it to your Switch wish list? Let us know in the comments below.
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This looks pretty fun. However the art style seems a bit generic to me, especially after the distinctly colorful art of the devs' previous work on Runbow. It reminds me of all those flash platformers I used to play on Newgrounds back in the day, but I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not.
Let's just hope it'll be better than that garbage game that shall not be named.
@TF-Warrior
I haven't played that garbage (or rubbish for the British) but the best name for it seems to be "Giant No2"
Glad we don't have to Kickstart this.
Sounds like some fun. I might keep an eye out for this.
Really excited about this one. Definitely on my radar.
I get some 20XX feels from this game minus the visual novel part, which is pretty cool. I'm feeling the gameplay and flow of this, but the modern day cartoon, "flash-like" graphics style is a bit annoying to me. I may backlog it, we'll see... 13AM isn't a bad dev.
I like what I see. I'm a big fan of cartoon graphics.
It definitely looks good and fun, not far off from what I'd expect from Wayforward actually.
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