When we've finished our 200th playthrough of Lufia, it may be time to see what else is available on modern platforms like Steam. Getting this wrong in a game can be a noticeable pain point, but it seems like the developers have really nailed it so far with this one.For pixel-art JRPG fanatics without an actual retro system, there are only so many times one can replay Chrono Trigger or Breath Of Fire on ZSNES or some other emulator. In terms of audio and music, CrossCode has some very fitting sound effects which are great and the music suits the game well. Using energy balls are crucial to solving the various puzzles that CrossCode throws at you through out the game.
There’s also a melee element, which the game switches between nicely, despite using the same key for both form of combat.
The combat is interesting and focuses on powerful balls of energy which are hurled at enemies that can be used for both combat and to interact with various puzzle objects in the game. Obviously, as you level up you will get bigger and badder powers that are helpful for taking out larger groups of enemies. Aside from quests and various characters to chat and interact with, players will find battle to be the most rewarding of the games features. Fans of retro games like “Chrono Trigger” will appreciate the art style of the game, as the environments and special attacks are visually pleasing and fun to use. There’s no shortage of things to do within the world of CrossCode. Since Crosscode is an action RPG, there’s a leveling component, plenty of skills, and tons of quests to keep things interesting. The main character is Lea, an avatar with a speech malfunction rendering her mute on top of this she has no memory and needs to relearn everything again within in the MMO. The demo of the game is available for free download and the game is also in Early Access on Steam which can be bought now to help support the development of the game.
Alongside the planets natural inhabitants players will also encounter other avatars as NPC’s to chat with and pick up quests from.Ĭurrently the game is still in development, but for fans of retro games, CrossCode certainly looks quite promising. Players connect to the CrossWorlds remotely via physical avatars with all 5 senses allowing them to experience the world in full. The story of CrossCode is set in an MMO of the distant future but this isn’t any ordinary MMO CrossCode takes place in a place called the CrossWorlds which is a real planet that features highly technological areas and beautifully lush outdoor fields. CrossCode is a retro 2D Action RPG that is reminiscent of games like the Legend of Zelda, Chrono Trigger, and Lufia. CrossCode is the current indie game project of game developers, Radical Fish Games.
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