Border Crossy: Road to Freedom

Can you cross the border and smell the air of freedom. Reach the other side of the perimeter and seize the opportunity. Get ready for a strategic adventure!

KEY FEATURES:
★ Addictive strategy gameplay
★ Many units to control
★ Unique, reverse tower defence concept
★ Beautiful cartoony art style
★ 10 challenging levels to complete
★ Crisp HD graphics that perform well on any device
★ Handy zoom function that takes you right into the battle
★ Free to play, no in-apps
★ Built with Unity 3D

Story
The US border is heavily fortified. Swat teams, border patrol rangers and guard posts are scattered around the area. Judge your travel route carefully as you use special units to take out the different check points that hamper your progress. Wait and choose the best time to lay siege on the crossover and begin your invasion.

Crossing the border is no piece of cake. The borderland area on your territory is dangerous and full of creepers. It is a jungle out there; cops, border patrol, ATF agents, commandos and armoured Swat cars need to be outsmarted, but this isn’t that easy. It is war out there and they will do everything in their power to hold and control the line.

You will need to work with your selection of combat units to plan your invasion and break the defence. Inspect the wall and check points carefully as you do not have the right papers to cross the border. Decide on the correct route for each of your units to break the boundaries in each region and safeguard a save crossing. pre-plan everything and you’ll be fine!

ENEMY UNITS:

Armored SWAT Vehicle:
Armed with heat ray lasers that pack a punch. As all other enemy units these cars are stationary when in defensive mode and are highly effective against construction workers.

Police officers behind sandbag defences.
The units are station near the confines of the Mexican border and are effective against thugs.

Border Patrol Agent
They inspect all traffic that is crossing the border. Highly trained and armed agents make sure nothing illegal enters their world

Thank you so much for playing Border Crossy - Road to Freedom. We are planning prequel, sequel levels and a survival mode for an update and want your feedback. Join the community at https://www.facebook.com/actionandsim

Today's Border Patrol
The 1980s and 1990s saw a tremendous increase of illegal migration to America. The Border Patrol responded with increases in manpower and the implementation of modern technology. Infrared night-vision scopes, seismic sensors, and a modern computer processing system helped the Patrol locate, apprehend, and process those crossing into the U.S. illegally.

In an effort to bring a level of control to the border, Operation "Hold the Line" was established in 1993 in El Paso, and proved an immediate success. Agents and technology were concentrated in specific areas, providing a "show of force" to potential illegal border crossers. A defined national strategic plan was introduced alongside Operation Gatekeeper and set out a plan of action for the Border Patrol into the future. With illegal entries at a more manageable level, the Patrol was able to concentrate on other areas, such as establishing anti-smuggling units and search and rescue teams such as BORSTAR. The Border Safety Initiative (BSI) was created in 1998 with a commitment by the Border Patrol and the promised cooperation of the Mexican government.

Homeland security became a primary concern of the nation after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. On March 1, 2003, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was established, and the U.S. Border Patrol became part of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, a component of DHS. The future of the U.S. Border Patrol promises to be as exciting and interesting as its past, and will continue to echo the motto that agents have lived by since 1924.