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Crossroad OS

Explore the mysterious operating system Crossʀoad OS. Adventure through its decaying programs, solve puzzles, collect items and meet strange creatures.

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Developer
Guy, Daisy Games
Publisher
Martin Games
Release
December 8, 2023
2 years and 237 days ago
Steam Reviews
Very Positive314 reviews98.4%

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About the Game

Crossʀoad OS is a short, experimental adventure/puzzle game about navigating an unsettling operating system.

Features

  • Unique Vibes
    The hum of a dusty CRT monitor fills the air as you wander the decaying partitions of this archaic operating system.
  • Approachable Puzzles
    Short, sweet and accessible challenges for newcomers or experienced puzzle players.
  • Explore
    Crawl through dungeon-like spaces, discovering clues, items and abilities to find out what's across the road.





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