Hipster Whale continues to make and publish bright and funny games with broad appeal, including the Apple Arcade exclusive Crossy Road Castle, and Piffle, developed by Mighty Games. Hipster Whale has also joined forces with world-renowned companies along the way, including Bandai Namco and Disney to create more top-charting games like PAC-MAN 256 and Disney Crossy Road.
Since then, this small indie studio has continued to make big waves, receiving over a dozen nationally and globally recognised awards, including the Apple Design Award for Crossy Road and the 2015 Studio of the Year at the Australian Game Developers Awards. Their first release, Crossy Road, quickly became a viral success and has to-date amassed more than 250 million downloads. Hipster Whale is a multi-award winning Australian studio founded in 2014 by Matt Hall and Andy Sum. Get New Content: New Towers and Characters coming regularly! Dress up in silly hats.įind New Stuff: With procedurally generated levels and variations, your tower run will be different every time!ĭefeat an Oversized Angry Eagle: Why is it so angry?! You can also play solo, but everything’s more fun with friends, right?Ĭonnect Easily: Connect all players on a single device with game controllers, or connect together across multiple devices (or any mix that suits you).Ĭollect Everything: Unlock Crossy Chicken and friends. Play Together: Designed for cooperative arcade platforming chaos. Probably easier.įeasibility from there is a matter of your woodworking skills.Bring your friends and see how far you can get in this endless spinning tower of arcade fun! Keep climbing as high as you can. Tap and swipe your way to a record-setting number of steps with 100+ Disney and Pixar figurines while dodging crazy and unexpected obstacles in the 8-bit worlds of Toy Story, Zootopia, The Lion. It's also available on the Microsoft store for higher resolution on PC.
I could help you with how to do that if you're unsure. You can run an Android OS emulator through a frontend to play Crossy Road and Flappy Bird through a front end. Here's large push buttons similar to the ones used in the cabinet above. Here's a manual for the Crossy Road arcade redemption cab.
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