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The spiritual successor to classic JRPG Wild Arms has seemingly been cancelled, four years after its Kickstarter raised nearly $3 million
The developers of Armed Fantasia had completed a vertical slice as of March this year.
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Developers of Armed Fantasia confirmed they finished a vertical slice of the game in March of this year. The title, positioned as a spiritual successor to the classic JRPG series Wild Arms, had launched a Kickstarter four years earlier that raised nearly $3 million. Despite that funding, the project has now been cancelled. The cancellation follows the completion of the vertical slice and marks the end of the four‑year development effort.
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