GDN: Crossworlds the Flying City is nothing new for G5. They make a lot of games very much like this one. However, that doesn’t mean that it’s no good. They put a lot of effort and attempt to maintain a high level of production value in their games, and succeed. So what’s Crossworld the Flying City all about?
GodisaGeek: "This time on Mac Medley, we’re taking a look at CrossWorlds: The Flying City from G5 Entertainment and The Island: Castaway also from G5 Entertainment."
In Crossworlds: The Flying City, players are submerged in G5's newest world, solving puzzles and mysteries at the same time.
Much like most of G5's games, Crossworlds follows a silmilar path, finding items and figure out mini-game puzzles. Most of the gameplay is straightforward, and it's simple nature is fun for all ages to play.
CrossWorlds: the Flying City is the latest G5 Entertainment hidden object adventure to be ported to the Mac, and this one will leave fans who can’t get enough of hidden object jumbles deliriously happy. The gameplay involved is almost entirely made up of standard hidden object jumbles (the kid where you are presented with a list of items to find in a single screen). Since those jumbles are also done quite well, it makes for some really great object finding action – just how I like it.
