Cross Country Canada Game Mac

Crosscountry Canada was the best game ever. Sure, other games from 1991 had 256 colours instead of 4, Midi music instead of PC speaker beeps and mouse controls instead of text parser input, but Crosscountry Canada could do something that no other game at the time could do. May 15, 2004 For Cross Country Canada on the PC, FAQ by StarNeptune. Cross Country Canada FAQ Written by Jennie 'StarNeptune' Cooper StarNeptune69atHotmail.com.

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Crosscountry USA (Home Edition)

4.8 / 5 - 10 votes

Description of Crosscountry USA (Home Edition) Mac

1995, the year Crosscountry USA (Home Edition) was released on Mac. Made by Didatech Software Ltd. and published by Didatech Software Ltd., this educational game is available for free on this page.

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jkm2017-12-310 point

Loved this game!

Bubba2015-04-160 point Mac version

Best game ever

superxav992015-04-122 points Mac version

is there a way to play it on windows ?

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Crosscountry Canada

4.58 / 5 - 50 votes

Description of Crosscountry Canada

One of the best edutainment titles ever made, Cross Country Canada is an excellent game for kids aged 4-9 designed to teach them about the geography of Canada.

Your goal in the game is to take various delivery jobs drive by driving a truck across the country. The game gives you the starting location and the destination, and your task is to load commodities and deliver some of them along the way. The game not only teaches geography, but also involves a lot of strategic decisions. For example, you may have to deliver corn to Vancouver. You have to check the map and choose the city where it would be most economical for you to stop and load the corn (usually there are 3 cities to choose from). In a nod to realism, you have to budget the time to sleep, eat, and fill the tank with gas.

While doing all this, you will learn many interesting factoids about various Canadian cities (ranging from the weather, terrain, to cultural differences), basic map reading and interpretation skills, time and distance factors, gas mileage calculations, and even a little economics. The game uses a user-friendly interface that lets you type in commands similar to text adventures, and the graphics are crisp and clear, even with the limitation of 4-color CGA palette.

The game even allows 2 players to compete on the same computer by taking turns driving their own trucks. Two thumbs up, way up!

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Comments and reviews

shyhermit2016-10-140 point

I use to play this game in school :)

MemeChef2016-05-08-3 points

This gave me a virus and I know it was this game because the registry key was named cross country canada

2934c372015-05-041 point DOS version

all these dos games can be played with this in 7/ up /w this program and dosbox together ProGammaX

Gnarcade2014-11-212 points DOS version

Check out Gnarcade's review of Crosscountry Canada!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tgm56In8sC4

Elena2014-01-291 point DOS version

Cross Country Canada Game Machine

In D-Fend Reloaded choosed 'ccan.exe' as program file and program started without problems.

ss12013-09-22-1 point DOS version

It will only let me 'set-up' the game, but not actually play it! Any help? using D-Fend Reloaded

Rebecca2013-02-250 point DOS version

Hi Kelseyyyy (and anyone else who has this question),
you must use a DOS emulator to get it to work on your computer (any Mac or Windows, after '98!). This is a piece of software that essentially pretends to be the old early-90s computer that this game was designed to run on. Google 'DOS emulator' or the program I use, 'DOS box'. It is free software. There are many helpful tutorials that should help you successfully play Cross Country Canada, and you don't necessarily have to be a computer genius to follow them. :)
*TL;DR: You need to use a DOS emulator.*

matt2012-11-30-4 points DOS version

i hate it were can I get the other one FREE

cooldood2012-10-24-2 points DOS version

hi guys

liss2012-10-03-1 point DOS version

lov this gamme

Kelseyyyy2012-08-14-2 points DOS version

How do you get this game to work on Windows 7?!!!

rainbow6662012-08-140 point DOS version

love this game

KINGtrevor2012-07-291 point DOS version

Played this in school in the 80's, just thought of it today, so im going to download it. whoo hoo!

Meg2012-01-070 point DOS version

AWESOME. I played this game in elementary school and have looked for it periodically ever since, but never found it... thanks!

dokkie11312011-12-160 point DOS version

Cross Country Canada Game Online

this game is going to be awesome.

mike2011-12-081 point DOS version

can anyone tell me how to properly download this?

singher2011-10-040 point DOS version

I cant play the game, i set one up then i get sent back to the game menu, help please!!!!

Em2010-11-290 point DOS version

this game was my favourite all through elementary school.
We played it instead of doing whatever we were supposed to be doing.
It totally fed my premature inklings of wanderlust.
It is preventing me from finishing my English essay right now. xD
Thanks guys!! :)

D2010-11-250 point DOS version

omg i remember this game from kindergarten!
thanks!

mikeyscott2009-05-210 point DOS version

good site!!