Tawid
Tawid means “to cross.” Hop across roads, rivers and rail lines on a journey from the mountains to the city, dodging the traffic and surprises of everyday Philippine life.
- Status
- Beta coming soon
- Platforms
- iPhone and Android
- Controls
- Tap to hop forward, swipe to move in any direction
- Price
- Free to play, with optional rewarded ads
- Developer
- iCityWork
How it plays
Each run builds a fresh set of roads, rivers and roadside scenes. Jeepneys stop for passengers, scooters weave through traffic and trains thunder across rail crossings. Ride bamboo rafts and coconut trunks over rivers, but watch for crocodiles, and keep moving or the Paniki bat will catch you.
Day turns to night, rain leaves puddles that slow you down, and fiestas light up the streets.
Collect companions
Spend the coins you pick up on 28 companions, from native animals and creatures of Filipino folklore to everyday characters you'd meet on the street. Daily goals and a Travel Journal passport give you something new to aim for each time you play.
Seven places to cross
Play Journey mode to travel through them in order, or pick one location and stay there.
Mountain RoadsJungle hillsides, dirt roads and fast buses
Rice FieldsFlooded paddies and quiet rural roads
River VillageBamboo homes, rafts and crocodiles- SeasideHarbors, docks and banca boats
OutskirtsRoadwork, shops and rail crossings
Busy TownMarkets, vendors and heavier traffic
CityJeepneys, trucks, buses and trains
Questions
What does “Tawid” mean?
Tawid is a Filipino word meaning “to cross.” In the game you cross roads, rivers and rail lines on a journey through the Philippines.
Is Tawid free?
Yes. Tawid is free to play. Optional rewarded ads let you earn extra coins or continue a run, and you can always decline them.
What devices can I play on?
Tawid is coming to iPhone and Android.
When is Tawid coming out?
A beta is coming soon. Check back here for store links when it's available.
Do I need an account?
No. Your progress, coins and companions are saved on your device.