Crosak has bounced its way onto Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch, inviting players into a colourful, play-dough universe packed with gravity-defying platforming and caveman chaos.
Priced at £12.49 on Xbox, this 3D platformer from WildSphere (behind the Oxide Room games) leans heavily into classic genre roots while putting its own wonderfully weird spin on exploration and co-op fun.
Built around handcrafted worlds that feel moulded rather than rendered, Crosak delivers a light-hearted but surprisingly dense adventure where every planet twists the rules of movement, perspective, and discovery.
A Caveman Quest That Spins The World Around You
At the centre of Crosak is a simple but charming mission. Routine Village has been thrown into turmoil after the villainous warlock Double G captures 60 cavemen, and it is up to Crosak, and optionally his companion Ena, to set things right.
What makes the journey stand out is how those worlds are constructed. Each environment behaves like a tiny planet, allowing players to run around edges, leap across curved surfaces, and approach challenges from any angle. The result is exploration that constantly feels playful rather than rigid, encouraging curiosity over precision.
Platforming, Power-Ups, And Play-Dough Personality
Crosak’s adventure balances accessible controls with a steady ramp in challenge. Platforming takes place across six open worlds and three special locations, all filled with secrets, side activities, and varied objectives that keep momentum high.
Power-ups play a key role, too. Anti-gravity feathers, flaming clubs, and protective helmets give players new ways to navigate obstacles and enemies, while combat remains light and humorous rather than punishing. Encounters range from carnivorous plants to karate-chopping dinosaurs and the bizarre missing link known as Kobi.
Local co-op is available throughout the entire game, letting a second player drop in or out at any time, making this as much a shared adventure as a solo one.
What Awaits In Crosak’s Universe
Here’s a snapshot of what players can expect when diving in:
- A clay-styled 3D platformer with a handcrafted, stop-motion look
- Multi-gravity worlds that let you explore planets from every angle
- Six open worlds plus three special locations packed with secrets
- Over 60 objectives, including races, mini-games, boss fights, and T-Rex rides
- Local co-op for one or two players with seamless switching
- A range of playful power-ups that change how you move and fight
- Available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch
A Light-Hearted Platformer With Classic Ambitions
Crosak wears its inspirations proudly, channelling the spirit of classic 3D platformers while carving out its own identity through humour, flexibility, and inventive level design. With its welcoming difficulty curve, inventive gravity mechanics, and drop-in co-op, it is a game built to be enjoyed rather than mastered.
Now available through the Xbox Store for play on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, as well as on Nintendo Switch, Crosak offers a cheerful, clay-sculpted adventure that proves there is still plenty of room for imagination in modern platforming.
