Your king summons you again, knight. Evil forces are ravaging the Nintendo 3DS and Don Ramiro needs your skills to banish them!

Press release:
Barcelona, February 15th, 2017
Cursed Castilla, the indie platformer developed by Locomalito and Abylight, is on its way to Nintendo 3DS family of systems. Cursed Castilla offers a modern take on the true experience of arcade classics such as Ghosts’n’Goblins: direct, fast-paced, addictive and straightforward entertainment which challenges the player at every stage.

Since Nintendo 3DS is not a platform supported by the GameMaker Engine, used to develop Cursed Castilla, Abylight has implemented its own engine VEGA, to adapt the game to the Nintendo platform. Morevoer, the development team has included a few traits for the player to enjoy in this Nintendo 3DS version, such as a new coin-op mode to revive the glory of the arcade era, and an astounding stereoscopic 3d effect.

KEY FEATURES:
– New coin-op mode
– Stereoscopic 3D effect
– Restless action through 8 game stages
– Fight against +48 types of enemies and 19 final bosses
– Find the secrets that will lead you up to 4 different engines
– Illustrated bestiary with unlockable information about the legends featured in the game
– Brag about your combat skills with 16 unlockable achievements
– Let out your battle cry with songs from the original soundtrack and the remastered audio

About Cursed Castilla:
In Cursed Castilla you become Don Ramiro in order to fight the evil invading the lands of Tolomera, following the orders of the king Alfonso VI of Castilla. The action takes place in the Kingdom of Castilla (a medieval kingdom in what is today Spain), and thus you won’t face the typical, well, ghosts and goblins: your enemies will be creatures such as mouras, ojáncanos and nuberus, monsters from the European folklore, legends and chivalric romances.

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