Topic: Kickstarter JRPG Soul Saga: Episode 1 Sets Wii U Goal

[bluelander]

UPDATE: Wii U stretch goal has been reached!

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/34751

Soul Saga: Episode 1, an RPG on Kickstarter that claims to be inspired by classic Playstation JRPGs, will be coming to Wii U next year if its stretch goal of $105,000 is met.

Developed by Disastercake, Soul Saga cites games such as Final Fantasy, Breath of Fire and Persona as its influences and features a "battle initiation system similar to Chrono Trigger," turn-based battles, and, of course, a protagonist with a huge sword.

Currently, the game is just over halfway to its goal of $60,000, with 22 days left to go. Check out the project here.

UPDATE: The Wii U version is available for pre-order for $15. However, if the stretch goal is not met, the port may not happen.

UPDATE 2: The goal has been reduced to $80,000.

UPDATE 3: Wii U stretch goal has been reached.

[Disco Stu]

I decided a while back to stop paying attention to game kickstarters.  Fatigue set in more than 6 months ago.

[Oblivion]

This looks pretty interesting, even though it's more than a year away. I'm gonna pledge $25 for a digital PC and Wii U version. If it doesn't get to the Wii U goal, I'll cancel, and if I like what I see in the coming days and it makes the goal, I may bump it up to something higher.

[paleselan]

$105,000 for a Wii U port?! Rediculous much? That's almost 4 times what the Kickstarter is at now.

[Oblivion]

Ah, you must be an expert on game design. Enlighten the rest of us.

[ShyGuy]

Hmm, the kickstarter page says 'I have gathered all the information I need to be able to tell you: "Yes, Soul Saga will be getting to the WiiU!"'

Nice to see some indie titles coming to the e-shop that are not retro-styled 2D platformers.

[pureval]

in order for it to be a true Playstation style jrpg they should announce that their story required excessive FMV can not possibly fit onto a cartridge so they have to skip Nintendo systems.

[paleselan]

Pledged for the Vita version! This seems like a good handheld game.