14 DAY TRIAL // Ghosts'N Goblins – Demon World from Phantasm Studios is a Kickstarter game that is currently looking to obtain $50,000 / € 36,493 until November 2 and to create a game up to Capcom's standards.
CEO Monty Singleton plans on bringing the family video game night back, creating a game that will not require your children to wait over a decade before they can play it.
If you are interested in knowing what the game is about, check out Singleton's statement, “All the bodies throughout history have been buried in the world’s tallest peak, Graveyard Mountain. All but one man has fallen into darkness as the dead have risen. Become King Arthur and descend 4,000 miles into the core of Demon World, destroy Lucifer, and save the princess.”
The main focus is to license “great forgotten properties and developing popular but ignored properties for major publishers” like EA, Activision, Capcom and even Warner Bros (Atari/Midway).
Once they are able to get things going, players will get to experience concept art by Vuk Kostic and enjoy amazing dark fantasy art while they fight not only the classic villains but new ones as well, such as the Grim Reaper, Goblin King and Werewolf.
Furthermore, the developing team has encountered a few difficulties as Capcom only promised to review their submission and nothing more, so it might not happen.
They hope to make the game as good as possible in order to get an OK from Capcom.
“The game is not in development yet. We have only finished pre-production (concept art, strategy, story, physically modeling the characters). We are now at the expensive part, paying our veteran coders, designers, and artists (who have worked with Electronic Arts, Activision, Sega Japan) to build a game that’s up to Capcom’s high standards. We need your help so we can create a game so amazing, Capcom won’t say no.”
In addition to this, rewards are in order for those that pledge their support to make Ghosts'N Goblins –Demon World happen, and if by any chance the game does not satisfy players, Monty Singelton promises to refund them.