Next exit: adventure
Crossroad Games makes choose-your-own-adventure and text adventure games for your phone. Stand at the fork, read the signs, and pick a way. Then live with where it takes you.
Why does a game studio have a crossroads?
Every game needs a home, and ours have a habit of wandering off in different directions. One is set in a military survival mission over real terrain. Another is a fantasy adventure in a drowned realm. The next could be anything.
So this is the signpost. It's where you find every game we make, read what each one is about, and jump straight to the app. It's also where the fine print lives, so you can see how we handle your data and what the rules are, in plain language and without the legal fog.
Think of it as a map that gets longer with every game. Stop by when you've finished one and want the next.
Choose your road
Military choose-your-own-adventure
You bail out over enemy territory with a parachute, a limited kit and a decision to make. Pick where to land, hide your gear, manage water, shelter and detection, and make it home. Type any place on Earth and the game builds a new mission around its real terrain.
Fantasy text adventure
You wake on the shore of a drowned realm with an empty lamp. Find the three Lanterns of Tide, Ember and Hush, and bring back the light. Type what you want to do, or tap the quick-action bar. The first chapter is free.
Coming soon
We're building more adventures, some military, some not. The fork is still open. Want a heads-up when the next one launches? Say hello.
What to expect
Every decision opens a road and closes another. There are no respawns and no undo button.
Risky options show what's at stake, shaped by your stats, your gear and what you did before.
Some of our games explain the real-world idea behind a key decision, so you walk away knowing a bit more.
Our games don't ask you to sign up. Your saves stay on your device. Read the privacy policy for details.
Pick a road now
Start with SERE or Eldrin. Tell us what you'd like to see next. Every message goes to a real person.