‘Crash Bandicoot’ May Be Coming Soon As A Mobile Game, Photo Leaks Suggest

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'Crash Bandicoot' May Be Coming Soon As A Mobile Game, Photo Leaks Suggest

'Crash Bandicoot' May Be Coming Soon As A Mobile Game, Photo Leaks Suggest

Crash Bandicoot will be coming back to screens across the country, but this time it’ll could be on your cellphone screen. According to an investigation by one Twitter user, Facebook ads from Brazil leaked out four photos of the game.

One photo which leaked out indicated that the game will definitely be for mobile. Another leak indicates that the game will be in the style of a runner, like Temple Run. A third photo displays the potential icon for the app, and a fourth one shows a shot of user-players building up their in-game base.

The game will be made by publisher King, the company that was behind the production of the mobile game, Candy Crush. Although no official gameplay footage has been released onto the internet, it’s presumed that gamers will have to swipe back and forth between a few pathways, destroying enemies and dodging in-game obstacles. The addition of the base feature is… unique. Players will be able to craft weapons, and even grow crops, just like in Farmville.

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Some people online aren’t looking forward to the resurrection of Crash Bandicoot as a mobile phone game. And others are just grateful that the game hasn’t been forgotten about by gaming giant Blizzard Activision, which owns King.

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