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¡Subway Surfers y Crossy Road se unen para Epic Crossover Event!

Autor: Penelope May 01,2025

Sybo y Hipster Whale han anunciado un evento cruzado inesperado pero emocionante entre dos de los juegos móviles más emblemáticos, Subway Surfers y Crossy Road. Esta colaboración, a partir del 31 de marzo, promete combinar los elementos únicos de ambos juegos de una manera que los fanáticos de cualquiera de los juegos encontrarán emocionantes.

¿Qué más sabemos sobre la colaboración Subway Surfers X Crossy Road?

Si disfruta de la emoción de esquivar trenes en Subway Surfers o el desafío de guiar un pollo a través de una carretera concurrida en Crossy Road, esta próxima colaboración está preparada para mejorar su experiencia de juego. Los editores han lanzado un avance oficial para dar a los fanáticos un adelanto de lo que pueden esperar. ¡Compruébalo a continuación!

En Subway Surfers, los jugadores se sumergirán en un nuevo desafío de Crossy Road, donde el objetivo es seguir corriendo para extender su tiempo y asegurar recompensas exclusivas. Te encontrarás con personajes como Chicken Jake y Mallard Tricky, que se unirán al juego como corredores. Además, los surfistas de Subway contarán con un entorno inspirado en Crossy Road, completo con trenes azules familiares y nuevos obstáculos. Si no has jugado Subway Surfers en mucho tiempo, ahora es un buen momento para descargarlo de Google Play Store.

Por otro lado, Crossy Road recibirá un mundo inspirado en Subway Surfers donde personajes como Jake y Tricky navegarán a través de nuevos entornos. Espere ver jetpacks, imanes y la acción de alta velocidad por la que Subway Surfers es conocido. A lo largo del evento, los jugadores pueden recolectar tokens de metro, que se pueden intercambiar por personajes de edición limitada y elementos cosméticos. Si ha tomado un descanso de Crossy Road, considere reinstalarlo de Google Play Store para unirse a la diversión.

Este evento de cruce está programado para comenzar el 31 de marzo y se ejecutará durante tres semanas. Mathias Gredal Nørvig, CEO de Sybo, destacó que ambos juegos han moldeado significativamente la cultura de los juegos móviles, y esta colaboración es una celebración de esa influencia.

Para obtener más noticias de juegos, no se pierda nuestra cobertura en el RPG Gordian Quest de construcción de mazos, ahora disponible en Android.

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