Skeler Boy Coming to NES, Game Boy, and Switch Thanks to Kickstarter Campaign

Independent developer Antonio Rodríguez from Madrid, Spain, has successfully funded his indie game Skeler Boy on Kickstarter. What makes this unique is that the title is planned to release on modern consoles, but it is also getting physical releases for the NES, Game Boy, and even the ZX Spectrum that are compatible with the original consoles.

Check out the trailer:

About Skeler Boy

Skeler Boy is a pixel-art horror atmosphere game inspired by films from the 70s and the 80s such as ‘The Exorcist’ (1973), ‘The Shining’ (1980), and ‘Neverending Story’ (1984). To experience an immersive 3D feeling, Skeler Boy can be played using the classic 3D glasses with a red and green lense which were widely spread in the 90s. Skeler Boy will be released on Steam and GooglePlay later this year. We will keep you updated about the news regarding the development of the game.

Features

• Intriguing 2D top-down adventure
• Inspired by horror films from the 70s and the 80s
• Conversations, objects, riddles and other surprises
• Pixel-art visual and 8-bit soundtrack
• Use the classic 3D glasses for an immersive experience
• Available for Game Boy and NES

This is officially the third time Skeler Boy has been on Kickstarter. The first attempt unfortunately failed, but the second attempt for PC only was a success. This time the developer is bringing the game to classic platforms, as well as new ones, and it has already surpassed its funding goal.

Don’t forget to check out the campaign and back it if you are interested!

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