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Eternal Palace Sakura Crowdfunding Exceeds Goal

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Developer Denneko Yuugi announced that the Campfire crowdfunding campaign for Eternal Palace Sakura has raised over one million yen, surpassing its initial target by 200%. The indie game circle revealed the milestone on October 5, with total funding reaching 1,034,250 JPY.

The campaign, which runs until November 19, offers backers various rewards including Steam keys, credit mentions, and voice messages. The 3D roguelite action game features Retla Stolteins, a cat-eared dual-wielding fighter navigating a shifting Japanese-style palace. Players utilize melee combos and special moves while collecting upgrades that persist across runs.

Eternal Palace Sakura is scheduled for release on November 5 for Nintendo Switch and Windows via Steam. A free demo is currently available for players to experience the gameplay mechanics ahead of launch.

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Original headline at AUTOMATON WEST: “Dual blade-wielding catgirl roguelite Eternal Palace Sakura crowdfunds 200% of its original goal”

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Release date
November 5
Platform
Nintendo Switch, Windows (Steam)
Developer
Denneko Yuugi
Campaign End Date
November 19
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