The Black Tower Starts Indiegogo Campaign

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If you’re reading this article, chances are good that you miss the kind of JRPGs found in the 90’s. Specifically, the PSOne-era Final Fantasy titles. If you’re like me, you’ll probably be pleased to hear that this particular style of JRPGs is making a comeback in the form of The Black Tower.

Simon Mesnard, the main developer working on The Black Tower, just started a campaign page on Indiegogo. The campaign goal is 328,400 Euros. It’s only reached 720 Euros as of this writing, with 44 more days to go in the campaign. Various rewards for backing the project include a digital copy of the game for PC or Mac at a price of 12 Euros, a digital copy of both The Black Tower and Mesnard’s previous game A Space Adventure for 15 Euros, the lower-tiered rewards plus the soundtrack for 24 Euros, having a poster/sculpture of yourself in the game for 800 Euros, or having an NPC based on yourself for 2,000 Euros.

For more details on The Black Tower, you can check out the Indiegogo page here. You can also check out the prototype gameplay with commentary in this video below.

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