How to play Kepo Crossing

On a computer: Hop with the arrow keys or W A S D.

On a phone or tablet: Tap to hop forward; swipe left, right or back to hop that way.

About Kepo Crossing

Kepo Crossing is an endless road-crossing game in a blocky 3D world. Kepo hops one square at a time across strip after strip: grass with trees and rocks in the way, roads full of toy cars and trucks, rivers you cross on floating logs or still lily pads, and rail lines where a train races through after its warning lights flash. Your score is how far forward Kepo gets.

A car squashes Kepo, the water is a splash, a log can carry him off the side, and a train doesn't stop. Don't dawdle either: the world keeps moving forward, and if Kepo falls too far behind, a grumpy purple Gloop drops on him (its shadow shows up first). Pink donuts wait along the way, and your donut count and best score are kept between visits.

Tips

Watch a road for a moment before you step on: each lane goes one way at its own speed, and trucks are longer than cars.
On a river, ride a log toward the middle of the screen. Near the edge it can carry Kepo away.
When the red lights flash by a rail line, wait. The train is very fast.
Tap quickly to queue up hops: Kepo makes them one after another, which is handy for dashing across a gap in traffic.

Questions

Is Kepo Crossing free to play?

Yes. Kepo Crossing is free and runs in your browser. There are no ads: no video before you play, no breaks between levels. There’s nothing to download and you don’t need an account.

Can I play Kepo Crossing on my phone?

Yes. It works on phones, tablets, laptops and Chromebooks. Tap to hop forward; swipe left, right or back to hop that way on touch screens.

Who made Kepo Crossing?

Kepo Crossing was made by the KepoGames studio. Every game on KepoGames is made in-house.

Kepo Crossing