In an unexpected twist that's got mobile gamers buzzing, SYBO and Hipster Whale have announced a groundbreaking crossover between two iconic games: Subway Surfers and Crossy Road. This unique collaboration is set to launch on March 31st, bringing a fresh wave of excitement with limited-time content that will immerse players in the worlds of both games.

What Else Do We Know About the Subway Surfers x Crossy Road Collab?

If you're a fan of dodging trains in Subway Surfers or helping a chicken navigate the perilous roads in Crossy Road, this upcoming event is sure to thrill you. The publishers have released an enticing trailer that gives a sneak peek into the crossover festivities. Check it out below!

In Subway Surfers, players can dive into the Crossy Road Challenge, where the goal is to keep running to extend your time and snag exclusive rewards. You'll encounter characters like Chicken Jake and Mallard Tricky as runners, adding a unique twist to the endless run. The game will also feature a setting inspired by Crossy Road, complete with familiar blue trains and new obstacles. If you've taken a break from Subway Surfers, now's the perfect time to reinstall it from the Google Play Store.

Meanwhile, Crossy Road is getting a Subway Surfers-themed makeover. Characters like Jake and Tricky will be jumping into a brand-new world inspired by Subway Surfers, complete with jetpacks and magnets to enhance the high-speed dodging action. Throughout the event, players can collect Subway Tokens, which can be traded for limited-edition characters and cosmetics. If you've drifted away from Crossy Road, consider downloading it again from the Google Play Store to join in on the fun.

The crossover event is scheduled to begin on March 31st and will run for three weeks. As SYBO's CEO, Mathias Gredal Nørvig, aptly stated, both games have significantly shaped mobile gaming culture, and this collaboration is a fitting celebration of their impact.

Don't miss out on this exciting event, and while you're at it, check out our news on the deck-building RPG Gordian Quest, which has now landed on Android.