Black Riddles Studio announced recently that Crazy Justice, which is currently being crowdfunded on Fig, will feature cross network play, better known as cross-play between the PC, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch versions of the game. The title is also currently slated to come to PS4, but that release won’t feature cross-play with any other platform, As Song has issues with Cross-Play.
In case you didn’t check out the game’s Fig campaign yet, Crazy Justice is a cel-shaded third-person shooter that is being both developed and published by Black Riddles Studio. There are dozens of missions set in places like New York, Egypt, and the North Pole for players to play in both single player and local co-op in addition to the online multiplayer which consists of three modes: Survive, Survive the Telsa, and Protect the Tesla.
Players can also create Active and Passive Skill Decks of cards in order to get buffs in battle. Everyone also has the ability to construct barricades and turrets during a match depending on what abilities they have. The Nintendo Switch version of the game will also feature motion controls, taking advantage of the Joy-Con’s unique functionalities.
You can check out the trailer that reveals the game’s cross-play functionality below. Crazy Justice is currently set to release on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch in Q2 2018, though the game should hit Steam Early Access before then.
We are happy to announce the Cross-Network Play for #CrazyJustice between #NintendoSwitch #PC #XboxOne #indiedev #gamedev #UE4 #indiegame pic.twitter.com/7jMzSPtrAj
— Black Riddles Studio (@BlackRiddles) October 13, 2017