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Press release:
BARCELONA, SPAIN – THURSDAY, September 26th, 2019

Abylight Studios and Locomalito are today very happy to announce that their retro-like arcade action platformer”Cursed Castilla” is coming to iOS devices on October 24th, 2019.

The tears of a young witch have been turned into a key by a demon to open a gateway to hell. In Cursed Castilla, take the role of Don Ramiro, a knight appointed by King Alphonse VI, to fight and banish the evil invading the lands of Tolomera.

Do you know who mouras, Ojáncanos, Nuberus and Malismos are? Don Ramiro will show you as he faces them, those creatures from the European folklore, as well as from chivalric romances such as Amadís de Gaula. For that, one will use a different range of weapons to defeat the enemies, in a pure classic arcade action style.

… and this isn’t all, we just don’t want to spoil or remind, so that you’d enjoy the iOS version to the fullest!

Features:
– Compatible with MFi controllers.
– Haptic vibration.
– Game Center achievements and leaderboards.
– Play in landscape or portrait orientation.
– Explore Tolomera del Rey in depth through 8 game stages.
– Fight against more than 48 types of enemies and 19 final bosses.
– Depending on the mission success, meet 1 of the 4 different possible endings.
– Know all the myths featured in the game with the illustrated bestiary.
– Brag about your combat skills with 15 unlockable achievements.
– Yell your battle cry with the songs of the original soundtrack.

ABOUT ABYLIGHT STUDIOS
Abylight Studios is a digital entertainment company based in Barcelona and founded in 2004. As a video game publisher focuses on working with talented Indie creators and helping them to bring their games to the widest range of platforms possible. For more information on Abylight Studios, visit its 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. Years later, this vocation drove him to work on those ideas and shape them in his own spare time. 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. For more information on Locomalito, visit his official website, and follow @Locomalito on Twitter.