
In case you missed it, Yanim Studio has revealed its upcoming Kickstarter-funded project, Red Goddess: Inner World, for the Wii U and various other platforms has been delayed.
The Wii U release date, originally on-target for this year, has been pushed back until the first quarter of 2016 due to testing and debugging taking more time than anticipated.
The team behind the Metroidvania-style creation have issued an apology whilst also promising to use the extra time to add additional features and further polish the title:
We firmly believe that this will give us a good opportunity to polish the game in all its aspects, there are still a few more finishing touches required before launch. The team wants to deliver the best possible game at release and will use the extra time to add voice-over for the narrator character, as well as a number of bug fixes to make for a well-polished experience. Yanim Studio takes this matter seriously and will continue to update everyone as soon as we can. We would like to apologize for the delay and inconvenience that this has caused.
To lighten the blow, the game's trailer – seemingly doubling as an introduction – has now been revealed. Take a look at it below and let us know in the comments if you're still eager for Red Goddess: Inner World even though the Wii U release has been delayed until the first quarter of 2016. And for more information, be sure to check out our interview from last year with Yanim Studio.
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The art style is interesting, I might check it out unless it's also on PC (in which case I'll probably test it there due to better framerate and resolution), but the trailer is not done well. It's not about what it shows, but about the audio - music is far to loud and "aggressive", it gets in the way of listening to the narrator. This is always off-putting for me, but hey - that's just random rant. ;]
@Kifa trailer is fine - audio is fine
@vitalemrecords Well, for me it's not, I can't hear the voice over the music, but it happens to me all the time with various stuff (movies especially), so it might as well be something with my hearing.
I wasn't impressed with this game when it first came around but they have done an excellent job polishing the aesthetics. Very impressed at the progress they've made and if it plays well i'll most likely be picking it up. It's nice to see projects turn out better than i expected.
I completely forgot about this game. Probably because I'm not really interested. Oh well, at least it's not cancelled.
ALways loved the aesthetics of this game, and now it looks better than ever. I don't mind a delay if they deliver a great experience in the end, so I think they should take their time.
Heh, the art style is looking pretty good....though the combat looks kinda stiff..
The article kind of leaves out all the important stuff:
"Red Goddess: Inner World is releasing first on PlayStation 4 in late June 2015. Then, in October 2015, it will come to Xbox One, PC, Mac, and Linux. Finally, in Q1 2016, it arrives on PlayStation Vita and Wii U."
Table scraps.
Meh, 2D Skylanders.
Yeah I have to admit this one isn't catching my attention. It just doesn't look like there is anything really exceptional about it.
With new games, unless I just LOVE the genre and want as many as I can get, it has to bring something new or better the old formula to like it. I might be COMPLETELY wrong but this looks like a game that took all of its content from other games to blend them into something the creators like - that means there will be an audience, just not anything new.
A boring delayed game is still boring.
Looks like a boring platformer, I'll pass on this one.
I don't know. The game honestly looks pretty good to me. I can definitely say that I'll be picking it up. Loved the intro bits in the trailer as well.
I'm glad some people are excited for this game but I guess I've just been burned out by generic platformers as of late. maybe by 2016 I'll have the thirst again.
Looks essential, I love platformers. It looks more polished than some of the other indie titles in the genre on the eshop that's for sure.
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