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I’ve only spent an hour or so on it, so it’s super early days, but I’m very keen to see what the other worlds have in store. From memory though, you had to pay for the Psy character, whereas this is free. Perhaps the closest thing was the Psy update, which had you dancing along a prescribed line to keep your points climbing. They experiment with the formula a lot more than the original did. Your score on Haunted Mansion will be a lot lower than on Inside Out. These stages are so different in how you play, Disney Crossy Road has to actually separate your scores. Not to mention the snakes that go back and forth in your way… The Tangled world is especially tough, with barrels coming down from the top of the screen, making you worry about both vertical and horizontal hazards. The more you collect at once, the bigger the bonus. An Inside Out themed world involves you collecting memories throughout the level – spending more time than usual without moving forward – and then dumping them at collection points. Areas you thought were safe are no longer safe, with knights charging at you. The Haunted Mansion, for example, reduces your sight more and more as you go deeper. Not only are there new Disney characters, but the stages change to areas from Disney movies, and so does your objective. I haven’t unlocked a lot of stuff in the game yet, but already this is several different versions of the same game, all in one.

You’d be forgiven for thinking this is just a reskin (it kind of does look like it at first glance), but that’s far from the truth. Just recently we found out what new capers it was up to: A new version of Crossy Road featuring all the Disney characters. It has won design awards, worked with Apple to be one of the first games on Apple TV, and made similar games for companies like Bandai Namco in Pac-Man 256. Since its little endless frogger exploded in popularity, Hipster Whale has been busy.

But if you were thinking they’ve just replaced a few game assets, think again. There’s a new Crossy Road out, starring all the Disney characters.

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