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Press release:
After its release in Xbox One, Don Ramiro comes back home to bring the remastered version of the land of Tolomera.

O, valiant player, for centuries thee have awaited this opportunity to face with your own holy blade this modern arcade in the battlefield of your PC! After getting Greenlit in just one week on Steam Greenlight, Abylight and Locomalito’s extended version of this retroarcade classic, Maldita Castilla EX, will be available next October 20th on Steam at a price of €11,99 / $11,99.

All Steam users will be able to enjoy the most addictive arcade on October 20th at 19:00 (PDT) and with a 10% discount off its price. Cursed Castilla for PC will keep all the new features first seen in the Xbox One version plus the achievements, cards and profile backgrounds collection that Abylight has designed especially for Steam.

In Cursed Castilla you become Don Ramiro to fight and banish the evil invading the lands of Tolomera. The action takes place in the kingdom of Castilla (in medieval Spain) where we will face mouras, ojáncanos and nuberus: creatures from the European folklore and legends, as well as from chivalric romances such as Amadís de Gaula.

This classic action-adventure arcade game gathered unanimous recognition both from gamers and critics who were looking for a game like the retro classics: direct entertainment, challenging the player in every stage, with memorable chiptune sound and a gameplay as addictive as intuitive.

ABOUT ABYLIGHT STUDIOS
Abylight Studios is a digital entertainment publisher whose career goes back to 2009. Abylight pays great attention to detail, giving each title its own space, time to stand out and as much visibility as possible. Initially focused on Nintendo platforms and smartphones, since 2016 Abylight is striving for platform diversity and including other big creators in its catalogue.

For more information on Abylight Studios, visit their official website, Facebook, and follow @abylight on Twitter.

ABOUT LOCOMALITO
Locomalito shares background with many other kids from the 80s: he grew up playing arcade machines and dreaming about creating his own games. He had ideas and wanted to work on them with a passion. His goal: creating video games with an old school flavor – adventures that you could play on a straight run, created with pixel-art and chiptune music and sound.