This game had excellent potential but maybe the developers put it out too soon because it went 'splat' Like an egg hitting the floor. No omelet just mess. Lots of going back and forth to the same scenes. The weirdo aliens were an interesting addition until you find that you do not know what to do with them. I do not usually bother with hints and strategies but I must admit this game sent me there a few times. Why did I purchase it? I think it was on sale - that figures.

A good story (traveling through different dimensions),... but ...failed to develop a good game! Could be much more interesting and less tiring, Only few things to do in each place each time you enter, then you have to keep moving back and forth (sometimes by car - and do the same thing over and over again: put the key, start the car, move the gear stick and accelerate). Scenes of HOS are repetitive and some things are so tiny... and sometimes even the same color as the background, ...! Impossible to see (like the gnome!). After half an hour I was with eyes burning with so much effort to see, tired of coming and going to the same places.

Based on Demo: You father escapes in a time warp egg, you goal is to find him. The graphics are semi good generally. HOS is junkpile & some items very hard to find, Hint available, but slow to recharge No VO, mellow music, alot of reading for directional help, It could have been better with ANY map, interactive maps are even better. Maybe a faster hint recharge or a magnifier. interesting storyline, and if you need that extra punch, I'd say it's worth DD, just gt you cyber sneakers on & have at it

I only played the one hour trial. Storyline interesting - travelling through dimesions to other worlds to find your father. Graphics good and no annoying background music. This is really an adventure game with HOS. The HOS have some very small items that blend with the background and are difficult to find. However, the HOS is nicely drawn and not cluttered. There is a lot of back and forth to find objects/items and then use them. Annoying is the car as you have to repeat: put in the key, start the car, move the gear stick and accelerate. Hints are available but fills slowly. Mini-games/puzzles are few and far between (only did on easy fuse puzzle in the whole hour). This game had the potential to be quite good but was let down by the lack of voice over (they also needed to correct typos in the text), less frustrating HOS and more mini-games/puzzles. Difficult to tell how long this game is or whether it improved later. If a game doesn't grab me in an hour its not worth buying and this one didn't.

I love this game. Make many sequel for this game.

A good game, with a variation of challenges

BASED ON DEMO FIRST IMPRESSIONS This is a reasonably old game, so I was not surprised by the comic strip style opening, nor the lack of voiceovers. The intro soon has you ready for an adventure across multiple worlds, with the minimum of backstory. SIGHTS & SOUNDS The graphics, other than the cut scenes, are quite good. Very much in the realistic style, and generally bright and clear enough to see all you need to. There is some blurring of the edges, but not as much as you might expect. The music in the intro was very different and interesting, and in the rest of the game fairly unobtrusive. I must say the environmental sounds were pretty inconspicuous. WHAT?S HAPPENING? Your father has finally put together the transporter you and he have been working on, and while you?re asleep, he tries it out. Something has gone terribly wrong; he has left a note saying that he is being chased by something, and that you must not follow him. So of course you do. The world you find yourself in is Roboworld. A depressing junkyard of rusting and defunct machines. You do find some functional robots, and from them you learn the history of this world. There are some interactions with the robots that are really quite amusing. Your father seems to have become irrelevant, and is not mentioned again. GAMEPLAY The gameplay is a bit interesting. This is a strictly HOP game. No puzzles at all, and limited adventure activity which is kept within a small area of action. There is no hint, no map and the ?notebook? keeps only codes picked up and objectives. Still, nothing is super-hard, and a tour of recently played areas soon turns up the solution. The HOPs are standard word lists. Some have interaction required, but these items are not indicated on the list. There is little animation in any part of the game, and so the HOP scenes do feel a little flat. The items are pasted into the scene, something I don?t normally like, but it is okay here. They are sometimes hard to find

Normally, I like this sort of game, but this was confusing. The characters are interesting and the idea was good, but thank goodness for the walkthrough. Though quirky, I think I got the hang of it....I Hope this is continued and I'll look forward to trying it....

I really enjoyed Crossworlds. I played it last year and I still remember it as if I played it yesterday. I thought the story was very good and unique, a lot of imagination went into it. My favorite chapter was Robo City, it had a very apocalyptic feel to it and the old car was fun to drive. Although there are HOG scenes, I believe it?s more of an adventure game (which I prefer). I thought the game was challenging in some parts, but I?m not one to rush through games anyway. I didn?t get hooked until the 2nd chapter, so you might stick with the trial for the full hour. If you are looking for something a little different, this might be worth a try.

i didn't really enjoy it all that much. i even thought about quitting in the middle of it. some might like it. i didn't.