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Festival of Magic Kickstarter Campaign Launched

Festival of Magic Kickstarter Campaign Launched

Indie developer Snowcastle Games is requesting your support to make this JRPG a reality

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Festival of Magic is “a throwback to the classic Japanese RPGs of yore” with a spin of both harvesting and turn-based combat. Players will fight and farm their way to glory while saving the world.

Join young treasure-hunter/desert-scavenger Amon and his reluctant companion Gnart as they unravel ancient mysteries. Travel the world of Umbra with its deadly deserts, ancient ruins, busy cities and lush islands. Chase barnacles!

Festival of Magic is a combination of turn-based combat, farming gameplay, exploration and puzzle-packed quests. Tend and develop a beautiful island farm. Grow and harvest magical spuds, pearls and mushrooms. Grow your own spells and ammo! And get ready for an epic adventure.

The game will be released for PC, Mac and Wii U in 4Q 2014. The Kickstarter campaign will run until December 21, 2013.

Karla Munger

Karla Munger

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