Who knows if they will try and say there will be a kind of aesthetic to the game itself since one could say “This game is set in the 1990s!” because Dragon’s Lair II and Rock-A-Doodle did come out during that time. Hopefully, the creators are taking this into account and won’t try and grab inspirations from the wrong time of animation if this is their intention. A nice thought, but wouldn’t be accurate to the time. It would be like if you could Livestream Jimmy Hendrix at Woodstock in real-time. If Enchanted Portals were to also aim for the 1930s style as Cuphead, this would make no sense at all. Remember the Greaser Rooster? Greasers were prominent around the 1950s-1960s. Let’s just hope that if Enchanted Portals does happen, the quality of the game will be on par with Classics like An American Tail or The Land Before Time and not A Troll in Central Park. While many would immediately jump to the conclusion and say “1930s!” because Cuphead, this does not feel like the correct answer (unless if the developers choose to overlook a few details). While it is hard to say how many people reading this article have a vast history in animation, it can be difficult to assume the era of animation the game is reflecting. It was a title that many players at the end wanted to see more of, but know it likely wouldn’t happen due to the amount of work it took to get it to where it was. It’s hard as hell but visually and musically pleasing. Every aspect of Cuphead is hand-drawn and emulates the feeling of early age animation. For those who might not know what Cuphead is, it is a “Run-and-Gun” style shooter (i.e. While you can point towards a great number of titles that we got during 2017, many would argue that Cuphead was one of the most articularly stunning games we got in recent years. While we could focus on any one of these titles, but for the sake of this topic, let’s focus on the biggest indie hit of 2017, Cuphead.
Chances are if you did play titles such as Shovel Knight, Shantae or Bloodstained, you know where they got their influences (or how those involved with said titles are making “Spiritual successors” to what they did before).
Perhaps one of the main reasons why we enjoy some of the Indie titles is how some developers can take a familiar formula and truly refine it to make it something truly special. Late last year Enchanted Portals was in talks with a publisher, but it seems since they are once again returning to Kickstarter, that deal must have fell through.Would it be fair to say that we are in a “Renaissance” for Indies right now? For the span of this generation, Indie Developers got to see such an expansive growth where it feels like they have just as much focus as the AAA Developers. We’re really excited to finally take this huge step forward in the development of Enchanted Portals, we hope you enjoy the new trailer and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your ongoing support! We have added platforming stages, with a great variety of character-enviroment interactions to spice up the gameplay.We have put a special emphasis on elements and mechanics that help our game further differentiate itself from Cuphead, including a new, more diverse soundtrack that uses different musical styles for each world in the game.
We have made some adjustments to the overall gameplay speed, aiming to offer a more exciting and dynamic experience.
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Given the large number of people who have asked for Enchanted Portals to be on PS4, we’ve decided to launch it on that platform in addition to PC and Switch.To that end, we have created a new extended trailer in which we show some of the changes and new additions we’ve made to the game and a lot of you have been suggesting: Check out the official statement from the developers Facebooko page down below:Īfter several months of hard work and exploring different options to fund the development of Enchanted Portals, we have ultimately decided to relaunch the Kickstarter campaign as we believe it would grant us more control over the project.
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