Crossing Souls

In 1986 in Tajunga, California, five teenage friends, baseball fan Chris, his younger, obnoxious brother Kevin, bookworm inventor Matt, gold hearted muscle Big Joe and tomboy Charlie, discover a corpse of McKittrick near the town's river with a Duat Stone. Taking the stone home and driven by curiosity, Matt is able to build a device with which the friends are able to unlock and control the stone's power. Though the friends do not fully understand the artifact's power, they find out that it allows them to see and interact with the spirits of the dead. However, said stone also drains the life source of those who hold it. This gets Kevin tragically killed when they run into street gang leader, Quincy Queen, who steals the stone.

After the funeral and several days of mourning, the four friends steal back the stone and use it to talk with Kevin's spirit. They also meet the ghost of McKittrick, who reveals that he used to work for former U.S. Army general Major Oh Russ, who had organized the Duat Stone's recovery and thus use it to control the deceased to accomplish his world invasion plan. McKittrick rebelled and stole the Duat stone.

T. the Extra-Terrestrial and Super 8, while the level design and the orthogonal view were adapted from the original The Legend of Zelda, with the animation style of the cutscenes having been inspired by Teen Wolf, Saint Seiya, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, all of which are items of the 1980s. Development on the game started in January 2014, after the final update for Fourattic's previous game, Bin This Pic: Guess the Wrong One (or Odd Pic Out), was released. The pre-production was first presented to the public through the TIGSource forums on 5 February 2014.

In the forums, it was met with a positive reception, thus, development was continued and team members regularly posted development updates. Around March 2014, the team was running out of money, wherefore the development on the game was halted, enabling the team to create Pixel Puzzle Mania, a free-to-play puzzle video game for iOS, published by Genera Games, which was released on 29 August 2014. In August 2014, Fourattic partnered with Devolver Digital for a publishing deal on Crossing Souls. On 17 November 2014, the game was brought to Kickstarter, aiming for US$45,000.

Crossing Souls received "generally favourable reviews" for the PlayStation 4 version, while the Windows and Nintendo Switch versions were met with "mixed or average" reviews, according to review aggregator Metacritic.