#Kickstarter hazelnut bastille series#

The best value tier for a backer is 15 USD. Physical copies were our fan's number one request, and it is something we can add without having to bloat our development further, so it is something we'd really like to offer the community! If physicals are offered outside this campaign, they will almost certainly be cheaper. There is a certain threshold where that changes, and it starts to be effective, which we believe we will pass. We may in fact be offering these at a moderate loss to ourselves, meaning it would hurt development, rather than help it. There are a few variables in play here: When the number of physicals is small, the cost per unit is very very high. Fri 19th Oct Could you tell us where the link you tried was, and what it was for?.We actually spoke to the devs working on the game back in March - when the game was first revealed to be headed to the console - so make sure to catch up with that interview if you want to learn more. You'll find yourself playing through all the gameplay elements you've likely come to expect, such as combat, puzzles, side quests, and dungeons, and the team behind the game has revealed that Secret of Mana composer Hiroki Kikuta has leant a hand to the project as a guest appearance. The game's story follows a young girl who finds herself going on a quest to distant lands, braving terrible odds in the hopes of finding something that was taken from her.

As you can see in the trailer above, everything from the graphical style, the use of items, the gameplay, and the soundtrack, all provide an instant throwback to Link's early adventure.

#Kickstarter hazelnut bastille series#

Hazelnut Bastille clearly takes a huge amount of inspiration from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and perhaps the Zelda series as a whole. Sometimes, these games are truly something special ( Octopath Traveler, Owlboy, and The Messenger - here's looking at you) and this upcoming title from Aloft Studio could well follow in their footsteps. The last few years have seen a steady rise in retro-style games flooding the modern market, with the Switch already being home to countless 8-bit and 16-bit adventures all desperately trying to pull you in with their nostalgia-inducing ways.