The Game, Which is an Ode to the Two-Dimensional Space Shooter Games of the 90's, Wants to Resurrect and Advance the Style
LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / April 7, 2016 / Misunderstood Creature Entertainment (M.C.E.), a young gaming company dedicated to producing new video games, recently announced the launch of its latest project, SpaceBat. The new game pays homage to traditional Space Shooter and arcade games that were popular in the 1990s.
According to a M.C.E. spokesperson, Spacebat will offer a number of elements such as evolving weapons and a point system. The makers of Spacebat want to bring multiple play styles to the game as well as two types of infinite enemies and boss rushes. At this time, Spacebat includes a main game play--which looks a lot like traditional 2D dog fights--as well as eight levels of adventures, including castle raids, ship battles, and forests on fire.
M.C.E.'s goal is for Spacebat to be the fully animated, artistic, and fun game that any player needs for their library. Spacebat will also serve as the game that advances the genre, especially because the game's team has already been assembled and is ready to take on the challenge.
"This genre really hasn't seen much advancement compared to all the other genres of gaming so prevalent in today's design world," stated a representative of M.C.E. "While it is great to have good consistent designs, M.C.E. came up with the idea to take the initiative. Instead of waiting for that next great game to come, we're actually going out and making it."
At this time, M.C.E. has taken their video game campaign to Indiegogo, where they seek the funds to bring the company's vision to life. In exchange for contributions, M.C.E. is offering its donors a number of different perks, such as posters, soundtracks, and early copies of the game.
Individuals interested in learning more about Misunderstood Creature Entertainment and Spacebat can visit the game's Indiegogo page for additional information.
About Meep the Legendary Spacebat:
Meep the Legendary SpaceBat introduces elements such as evolving weapons and uses points like some M.O.B.A.s use gold or coins. Meep's game play offers two types-infinite enemy and boss rushes like Meeppocolapse. Additionally, the main game play--which is more like the traditional 2D dog fights--follows the story though around eight levels, including but not exclusive to: Castle Raids, Ship Battles, Forest on fire, Duels with Magic wielding heroes that mistake players for intruders, Epic fights involving Meepvs an automatic Vacuum Cleaner that has a laser gatling gun security protocol. For more information, please visit https://goo.gl/YfKagz.
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