Armed Fantasia Cancelled as 505 Games Deems Costs Too Risky
Armed Fantasia, the Wild Arms spiritual successor, has been cancelled after publisher 505 Games decided the fees to complete it were too risky.
Armed Fantasia, the spiritual successor to Wild Arms, has been cancelled. Publisher 505 Games determined that the fees required to finish the game were too much of a risk in the current market, according to Digital Bros.
A vertical slice of Armed Fantasia was allegedly shared with 505 Games in March, but the project will not move forward.
The cancellation follows a Kickstarter campaign for Armed Fantasia and its companion project Penny Blood, which raised US$2 million. That campaign was covered by animenewsnetwork.com.
Penny Blood, the other game from that campaign, has struggled to find a publisher and has sued its former publisher over allegedly unpaid funds.
Quick answers
Why was Armed Fantasia cancelled?
Digital Bros. stated that the fees to complete Armed Fantasia were too much of a risk in the current market.
What was Armed Fantasia?
Armed Fantasia was the spiritual successor to Wild Arms.
What happened to Penny Blood?
Penny Blood has struggled to find a publisher and sued its former publisher over allegedly unpaid funds.