Netflix Drops Cosy MMO Adventure Spirit Crossing where You Craft and Have Fun

Announced during GDC 2025 in March last year, Netflix’s cosy MMO-style life sim is now out. Spirit Crossing is a massively cooperative title where players hang out, help people, and have fun together. Building friendships and maintaining shared spaces is the main theme here.

The game’s developer is Spry Fox, the team behind Cozy Grove, Triple Town, and Alphabear. It supports 1-50 players and includes Online Multiplayer and Online Co-op modes. And of course, you need a Netflix subscription to play it.

So, I’m guessing you have a Netflix subscription?

The setting is the Crosslands, a strange region between the human world and the spirit realm. Here, you’ll find humans, bears, spirits, storms, and giant collaborative settlements called Waystations.

You gather materials, harvest resources, craft supplies, and collectively decide how the shared village grows. One group might turn their Waystation into a giant orchard while another builds huge towers stretching into the sky. You can still decorate your personal rooms however you want.

The Crosslands change every few days, so quests, events, resource spots, and exploration opportunities keep shifting around. You can travel alone or with friends while searching for spirits and villagers across the wilderness.

Spirit Crossing lets you glide, climb, trampoline around environments, and even ride creatures called Fluffaloback. Meanwhile, storms constantly sweep across the Crosslands, damaging buildings and attracting lonely spirits.

To stop the destruction, you have to maintain giant Beacons that protect each Waystation. Helping neighbours, performing acts of kindness, and leaving offerings keep the storms away.

Spirit Crossing is truly cosy

Visually, the game is similar to Cozy Grove. Everything has soft pastel colours, rounded shapes, warm lighting, and a bit of a storybook look. Take a look at the game and see for yourself what it offers.

Social stuff in Spirit Crossing includes chatting, dancing, jam sessions, and crafting. You celebrate events and invite friends into the same world. Check it out on the Google Play Store.

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