Drowning Cross (Browser Play)

Jeremy's partner Leo disappears after a car crash. As Jeremy dives into Leo's past in order to find him, he can't quite shake the feeling that there's a lot more going on than a simple vehicle-related accident. Jeremy's not gonna just sit around and wait. The night is still young and there's a mystery to be solved!

A free, classic Point and Click Adventure

This game is styled after old pre-2000s adventure games. This means bottomless pockets for any items you deem useful, dialog options and a story to click your way through. This time around you can even have thoughts in your inventory. Don't question it. Just throw your thoughts and items at any people you meet. Unlike in real life, talking to other humans isn't hard in this game! So why go outside when you can play this?

Controls!

• Click to walk, and drag the action icons over hotspots to do stuff. You can right-click to cycle through the look, use and talk icons, too. Inventory items need to be drag-dropped over hotspots or over other items to trigger actions.
• The keys 1, 2, 3 and L, U, T will also trigger actions if you prefer that.
• Hold SPACE to fast-forward. 
• Hold the mouse button down for a while (arrows appear) to skip scenes.

What's in this game?

• Over 30 scenes (or 'rooms' if you will) to explore
• Over 12 other characters to interact with
• Maybe your boyfriend will tag along a bit later
• 320x180 res with various visual options (retro modes, even a slightly anti-aliased one)
• Some adult themes
• All original content
• A weird story with mystery/supernatural elements
• Two endings
• No dead ends
• Some additional stuff to do if you wanna be extra nice

But... why?

This game is a collection of things tumbling around in my head for various reasons. It's unfiltered and raw and as much as a mess as I am. So... enjoy, if possible!

What else?

Saving the game may take a few seconds. Save early, save often! And: There are no autosaves. The game may also pause shortly for 2-4 seconds on startup. WebGL doesn't like how I coded this game.