SYBO and Hipster Whale have announced an unexpected crossover event that's set to shake up the mobile gaming scene. Subway Surfers and Crossy Road, two iconic mobile games, are merging their worlds in a unique collaboration that's sure to excite fans of both games.
Starting on March 31st, players can dive into limited-time content that will be available in both games. This includes special characters, engaging challenge events, and exciting gameplay modifications that blend the essence of both titles into a cohesive, thrilling experience.
What Else Do We Know About the Subway Surfers x Crossy Road Collab?
If you're a fan of dodging trains in Subway Surfers or guiding a chicken across endless roads in Crossy Road, this collaboration is tailor-made for you. The publishers have released a trailer that teases the exciting features of the event. Check it out below!
In Subway Surfers, players can participate in the Crossy Road Challenge, where the goal is to keep running to extend your time and earn exclusive rewards. Look out for new characters like Chicken Jake and Mallard Tricky, who will join the roster of runners. The game will also feature a Crossy Road-inspired setting complete with familiar blue trains and fresh obstacles. If you've taken a break from Subway Surfers, now's the time to download it again from the Google Play Store.
On the other side, Crossy Road is getting a Subway Surfers makeover. Characters like Jake and Tricky will navigate a new Subway Surfers-themed world, complete with jetpacks and magnets for a high-speed dodging experience. During the event, players can collect Subway Tokens, which can be exchanged for limited-edition characters and cosmetics. If you've paused your journey in Crossy Road, consider reinstalling it from the Google Play Store before the event starts.
The crossover event will run for three weeks, starting March 31st. SYBO's CEO, Mathias Gredal Nørvig, highlighted that both games have significantly influenced mobile gaming culture, and this crossover is a celebration of that legacy.
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