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Double Cross Makes Its Way To Steam and Nintendo Switch


Double Cross is now available for Nintendo Switch and Steam for $19.99.



Start off 2019 with a bang by solving a thrilling multidimensional mystery filled with brawling combat, a special sling mechanic, diverse platforming missions and more in the action-adventure game Double Cross from 13AM Games, the award-winning developer behind Runbow. Co-published by Graffiti Games and Headup, Double Cross is available today on the Nintendo Switch™ and Steam (PC) for $19.99 USD. To celebrate launch, Double Cross is available with a 25 percent launch discount on both platforms. Nintendo gamers can buy Double Cross in the Eshop, while PC users can also purchase Double Cross on Steam. Discover a goo world, a universe filled with apocalyptic dinosaurs and more in this new launch trailer: https://youtu.be/VoC0LAwN4pA

Double Cross is an exciting action adventure game that blasts players into a multidimensional mystery full of platforming action/adventure. Using the unique proton sling mechanic for a variety of movements and attacks, players must fight an array of enemies as they traverse their way across distinct universes in order to find clues and solve various crimes. Players take 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 players can collect a rare element called Upgradium to customize their character abilities such as equipping Zahra with permanent fighting moves, stronger attacks and other valuable skills needed to save the multiverse.

“Whether playing on the go in Switch’s handheld mode or docked, players won’t be able to put down Double Cross thanks to its challenging platforming and colorful cast of characters,” said Alex Rushdy, CEO of 13AM Games. “During their travel through the multiverse, players will be introduced to new ways to play, discover and customize their characters to experience a mystery like no other.”

Features Include:

  • Players can custom tailor their play style by collecting Upgradium and using it to level up and unlock RIFT agent gear.
  • Adventure-game style gameplay and an 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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