Nov 09, 2016 10:54 AM EST By Raymond Crisostomo, UniversityHerald Reporter

What's more amazing than the wild and crazy cartoon characters from different animated shows, joining together in an outrageous adventure to fight battles across different dimensions?

Few of Cartoon Network's most successful animated series joined together in an epic game called "Cartoon Network: Battle Crashers".

On top of this news, "Cartoon Network: Battle Crashers" is now smashing the console gameplay as it releases in XBOX One, Play Station 4 system and Nintendo 3DS last Tuesday.

Based on the report by My Gamer, the game features the all-time favorite characters of Steven Universe, Uncle Grandpa, Fin and Jake of "Adventure Time," Gumball of "The Amazing World of Gumball," as well as Mordecai and Rigby of "Regular Show."

This exciting action-packed game is very suitable for players across different ages as it includes terrific game-play display, and of-the-wall humor. The inter-dimensional adventure would bring a lot more fun as brutal bosses unravel when the game progresses.

Characters, Gameplay and Compatibility

The characters have unique attacks, abilities, and special skills that players can use to fight in different battles. The game also features replay maps along with special modifiers, and bonus rooms that players can unlock in their adventure.

It also includes character progression, bonus Bonkers, and tag-team gameplay for a much more fun experience. The game is on Single-player challenge but a multiplayer of up to three players is available on PS4 and XBOX One only.

"Cartoon Network: Battle Crashers" is developed by Magic Pockets and published by Gamemill Entertainment that is also the game promoter of Monster Jam Crash It, Big Hero 6: Battle in the Bay, Guncraft, and other exciting arcade games available in different game consoles.

It is now available at $29.99 for retail and digital release, according to Microsoft's official website. The approximate download size is only 277.66 MB. It is recommended for people aged 10 and above.

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