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Double Cross Gets Fun New Trailer Before January 10 Release


13AM Games has released a new trailer for Double Cross releasing January 10th.


Get ready to explore the diverse interdimensional worlds of upcoming action-adventure game Double Cross in this new trailer from 13AM Games, the award-winner developer behind Runbow. Co-published by Graffiti Games and Headup, Double Cross launches this Thursday, January 10th, on the Nintendo Switch™ and Steam (PC) for $19.99 USD. Discover the goo world of Gootopia, the neon robot world of The Funderdome, and the apocalyptic dinosaur world of Reptarria in this new tutorial trailer. Nintendo gamers can pre-purchase Double Cross in the Eshop, while PC users can also add Double Cross to their Wishlist on Steam.

Features Include:

  • Players can custom tailor their play style by collecting Upgradium and using it to level up and unlock RIFT agent gear.
  • An adventure-game style gameplay and upgrade system that allows players to choose how and in what order they play levels
  • A unique “Proton Slinger” mechanic that allows diversity of movement throughout levels and the ability to grab and throw objects and enemies Varied and upgradeable attacks and combos
  • An intricate story engages players as they solve an interdimensional mystery with a diverse cast of interdimensional characters
  • Slick 2D HD art that draws upon traditional gaming and anime style


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