Armed Fantasia, the spiritual successor to Wild Arms, was canceled by Digital Bros

Armed Fantasia, the spiritual successor to Wild Arms, was canceled by Digital Bros

digital brothers505 Gaming Subsidiary Announces Cancel multiple projects Under development, including Armed Fantasia: Wilderness’ Enda Japanese role-playing game that inherits the spiritual legacy of the “Wild Arms” series. The decision came after “multiple attempts to modify the gameplay” and an internal review that led the team to halt production.

Armed Fantasy is launched in 2022 by Wild Bunch Productions, an established studio From the historic Wild Arms team. The announcement coincides with Penny Blood, a JRPG from the creator of the Shadow Arts series (still in development), as part of a specific initiative: a “Double Kickstarter” with a minimum goal of $750,000, designed to fund both games.

Reason for cancellation

Both projects have successfully raised funds, and according to the latest update posted on the Kickstarter blog in March, the Armed Fantasia team has completed a vertical slice (a small, playable section that shows an early glimpse of how the final game will be structured) to send to the publisher, who until today has remained unknown.

Armed Fantasia is described as Western punk ink Japanese role-playing gameThe story takes place in a world on the verge of destruction, a group of “Pathfinders” armed with powerful weapons. The combat system, called Cross-Sequential Tactics, features fast-paced turn-based combat, while exploration will utilize a large overworld map and dedicated dungeon-specific gadgets.

Armed Fantasia: No publisher wants to make this game, Sony first

The following is the press release from 505 Games in the financial report:

“After numerous attempts to modify gameplay, Digital Bros has decided to cease development on a number of video games, including Directorate Novitiate, Armed Fantasia and the free sequel Battle Island.”

“These decisions were made after a thorough review of the potential of each product in light of changing market conditions and the additional investment required to complete its development.”

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