Cracked Crusaders coming to iOS and Android in November

The Cracked Crusaders mobile game is as bizarre and fun as the title suggests, judging by the gameplay footage seen so far. The game does not appear to have allowed early access or beta testing. So there is little to no preliminary reviews, but the trailer makes it clear that this is one hell of a fast-paced, fast-paced platform game that has some radical ideas in it.

The Cracked Crusaders release date is set for November 5, 2019, in less than two weeks, when we hope to have the whole story and the chance to see it again. As mentioned, this is a fast-paced, pixel art style platform game but with radical and innovative ideas implemented. In the game, the heroes would fight the evil forces that invade the Lanchy Valley and kidnap Milton's sheep. This is presumably the farm where our three heroes watch the trailer's final shot.

Additionally, our heroes appear to be human beings, presumably Milton, and several farm animals, all more or less in humanoid form. As it seems, they are all fighting and trying to get their friends, the missing sheep, back as they battle some weird and scary things. The trailer shows some weird and hostile creatures, like a giant caterpillar pulling mud at you from each part of its body, but wearing the head of a giant bird, probably a pterodactyl, which looks at our hero in a very threatening and yelling at him.

Cracked Crusaders also seem to bring some insane, challenging action that involves crawling around a dungeon. The game does indeed seem paced and bloody: each of the characters we see in the trailer are constantly besieged by various things like spikes, projectiles, spiked bullets, and even more hostile creatures like giant bats and even dragons. The part that is really scary is the way the trailer chooses to present the game by simply saying "Be brave, be evasive, be ready".

What we see in the game also shows that the control system is quite straightforward. We have the jump button, forward / backward movement button, attack button, map, options, and special item button. The game features double jump, wall and surface jumping, and enemy head jumping, a hallmark for 2D platform players. However, the characters all seem to have different weapons, some even shoot fireballs or have some sort of cluster rifle.

The game is developed and offered by Webbysoft, which brings this crazy platformer game to both Google Play and the iTunes App Store. Android and iOS devices will therefore be able to obtain it from November 5, 2019. It remains to be seen how well it will do.