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Posted September 20, 2018
16 bits of fun on the wall.

CrossCode is now finally released out of In Development and is 15% off until September 27th, 7pm UTC.

It's never too late to discover your soft spot for the 16-bit NES-style classics. CrossCode is a bold combination of everything that made them homely, memorable, and just so damn fun: amusing characters, fast-paced combat, outlandish sci-fi setting, rewarding exploration, and meaningful customization.
Graduating from In Development means a complete main story filled with gorgeous cutscenes, a new area and dungeon to explore, more enemy types, bosses and party members, plus several other additions and improvements.
Posted September 20, 2018
Happy CrossCode day everyone!

Also im sure you mean 16-bit SNES-style mr. editor :)
Posted September 20, 2018
Yes!
I'd hoped that it it would arrive on GOG.
I'll buy it here.
Posted September 20, 2018
Holy hell, it's finally done. I really need to play this.
Posted September 20, 2018
Saving up my moolah now :)
Posted September 20, 2018
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Hikage1983: Happy CrossCode day everyone!

Also im sure you mean 16-bit SNES-style mr. editor :)
Man, I sure loved those 16-bit NES games! All you had to do was buy a SNES and and then jam it into your NES with a hammer.
Posted September 20, 2018
A little heads up since it doesn't appear in the news.

For those interested the soundtrack is also available to purchase:
https://www.gog.com/game/crosscode_soundtrack

Happy CrossCode day!
Post edited September 21, 2018 by Grimlock
Posted September 21, 2018
Nice to see GOG picking up another cool game =)
Posted September 21, 2018
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GOG.com: [...] CrossCode is a bold combination of everything that made them homely, memorable, and just so damn fun: [...]
Fun fact: While in some English-speaking countries, homely means something like "comfortable, familiar", in most North American varieties of English, it generally means "[somewhat] unattractive" -- i.e., it's a "polite" synonym for ugly. =)

And once again, GOG, please don't forget to mark the reviews from the In Dev period appropriately. ;)
Post edited September 21, 2018 by HunchBluntley
Posted September 21, 2018
IT'S FINALLY OUT YESSSSSSSS
Posted September 21, 2018
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GOG.com: CrossCode is now finally released out of In Development and is 15% off until September 27th, 7pm UTC.
How can the release date be "June 17, 2015" when the game has been released today?
Post edited September 21, 2018 by eiii
Posted September 21, 2018
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GOG.com: CrossCode is now finally released out of In Development and is 15% off until September 27th, 7pm UTC.
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eiii: How can the release date be "June 17, 2015" when the game has been released today?
Not only that...look at the dates of the reviews on the game's page...January and February 2017.

Just another example of how GOG is messing up their storefront and forum software completely.
Posted September 21, 2018
If anyone's curious how the game plays, you can check out a demo here: http://www.cross-code.com/en/start

No download required as it's built in HTML5 (in browser). I like the play style and the combat is solid too, definitely goes to the highly recommended list :-)
Posted September 21, 2018
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GOG.com: CrossCode is now finally released out of In Development and is 15% off until September 27th, 7pm UTC.
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eiii: How can the release date be "June 17, 2015" when the game has been released today?
The release date listed is likely when the game was released on early access. CrossCode has been on GOG for a while under the "In Dev" program. This thread is for the release of the 1.0 version of the game. I don't know how GOG usually handles release dates on games that come out of early access, so I don't know if they ever intend to update the release date.
Posted September 21, 2018
Looks like a heavily modified RPG Maker title.

Lovely artwork though. Not my kinda game from the looks of the trailer but it should find its audience.

Good luck to the devs!
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eiii: How can the release date be "June 17, 2015" when the game has been released today?
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LeonKillsAshley: The release date listed is likely when the game was released on early access. CrossCode has been on GOG for a while under the "In Dev" program. This thread is for the release of the 1.0 version of the game. I don't know how GOG usually handles release dates on games that come out of early access, so I don't know if they ever intend to update the release date.
Let's be honest, the release date of a game SOLD on a storefront, should be the date it's been made available to buy and play, early access or not.

It's part of the life of some games, it shouldn't be put out of the main pre-release development.
Post edited September 21, 2018 by Zoidberg
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