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FRAYMAKERS RELEASE DATE FULL

The release timeframe shows just how much more work the team wants to put in before the player base can get their hands on it, and creating the content for the full release won’t be easy with the stretch goals potentially increasing the workload. The game looks polished as it is, but the Early Access version isn’t due for release until March 2022 if all goes well, a version that won’t have all the content at launch. Further goals are within reach, including those for a remixed OST from OC Remix, an expanded Assist List, and more. It met the $46,000 initial goal within a day, and has since reached two stretch goals for one additional character who’s yet to be announced and a doubled stage count.

It’s only been a little over two days since the campaign started, but it’s already reached $92,000 as of this writing. As a necessity, the game will have rollback netcode for online play, which is quickly and deservedly becoming the norm for fighting games. It will also have a wide variety of assist characters from indie games, including Aine from Renaine, Josef from Machinarium, and the Silent from Slay the Spire, and several more. The combos look a bit more complicated than those from Smash Bros., but those aside, it nonetheless resembles that game. The developers at McLeodGaming are promising a game that will be easy to pick up but difficult to master, like it’s inspiration. The game looking nice and stylish in action is another reason why the campaign is going well. The small cast is justified through the beefy sprites with detailed animations. (I’m surprised Shovel Knight is absent given the sheer number of guest appearances he’s made in too many games.) But other characters will be available if the stretch goals are met. The cast is small, and given the high number of popular indie games that exist, a lot of faces are missing.

The confirmed roster consists of Welltaro from Downwell, Ultra Fishbunjin 300 from Slap City, The Watcher from Slay the Spire, Orcane from Rivals of Aether, CommanderVideo from the Bit.Trip series, and Octodad from, well, Octodad. Crowdfunding campaigns that stick out aren’t too common these days as a whole, but it’s for the previously stated reasons that the Kickstarter for Fraymakers is so attractive, and that’s not getting into how good the game looks.įraymakers is a platform fighting game (as in, a game inspired by Super Smash Bros.) that features fan favorites from a bunch of indie games. They’re difficult for development teams to make than some may expect, given the number of unique animations required for each non-clone character, and they need to be carefully balanced to ensure some characters aren’t too dominant over others. Crowdfunded fighting games are rare, especially when they’re original projects - for good reason.