ActionFit check
Is Xross Dreams worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want competitive puzzle battles with team switching
- Solo players interested in an unconventional story mode
- Arcade fighting fans who want online and offline matches
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a conventional fighting game with shared character movesets
- Players who prefer a single puzzle format rather than different mechanics for each character
- Players looking for a purely solo game without competitive modes
Our take on Xross Dreams
Its defining structure is a 2v2 battle where each dreamer runs a different puzzle game and can be swapped in during the match.
What is Xross Dreams?
Xross Dreams combines puzzle games with head-to-head fighting.
Each match places two dreamers on a team, with the option to switch between them during play. Every character has a distinct puzzle game and sends a corresponding type of attack, such as raising the opponent’s screen, dropping unwanted pieces, or creating pieces that open into others. Victory requires defeating both opposing dreamers. Modes include single-player story play, training, offline matches, and online PvP with rollback netcode. The game includes more than 10 playable characters, in-game learning tools, and 30 or more dogs. Its story is presented through a pre-, mid-, and post-apocalyptic fairy tale and a wordless plot.
How Xross Dreams plays
- 01Two-Dreamer Teams
- Players can change between both characters on their team during a match.
- 02Distinct Puzzle Attacks
- Each character uses a separate puzzle format and sends its own kind of attack to opponents.
- 03Online And Offline Play
- Matches can be played without an internet connection or online with rollback netcode.
- 04Story And Training Modes
- The game includes a single-player story, training mode, and in-game learning tools.
- 05Playable Roster
- The roster contains more than 10 playable characters and 30 or more dogs.
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Xross Dreams: platforms & release
Is Xross Dreams worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want competitive puzzle battles with team switching. Skip it if: players seeking a conventional fighting game with shared character movesets.
Where can I download Xross Dreams?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Xross Dreams's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Xross Dreams on?
Windows only.
