It’s from the Zombie Conga game, pictured below: I lifted the code for moving the player character from the book 2D Apple Games by Tutorials. I wrote it back in 2016 as part of learning iOS game programming in Swift and SpriteKit.

It gets its name from Dale Mabry Highway, a busy north-south six-lane “stroad” in Tampa. Pictured above is Dale Mabry, a “cross the road”-style videogame in the style of Frogger, or its later cousin, Crossy Road. Hipster Whale says that the game will be getting new content, like new towers and fun characters, on a regular basis.Screenshot from the game.

Play Offline: No internet? No worries.Defeat an Oversized Angry Eagle: Why is it so angry?!.Find New Stuff: With procedurally generated levels and variations, your tower run will be different every time!.Collect Everything: Unlock Crossy Chicken and friends.Connect Easily: Connect all players on a single device with game controllers, or connect together across multiple devices (or any mix that suits you).You can also play solo, but everything's more fun with friends, right? Play Together: Designed for cooperative arcade platforming chaos.

The game is able to be played on one device with multiple controllers connected or through multiple devices and is also compatible with offline play if you don't have an internet connection handy. Every run is different.Īccording to the studio, the game has been designed for cooperative play and, while you can choose to play by yourself, they really recommend getting a group together for some fun 'platforming chaos'. '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.

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