Unreleased flying shooter originally known as Dune: Ornithopter Assault
November 17, 2021
[This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Game Developer and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press]
Author: The Retro Room Games
Dallas, TX –November 16, 2021– Independent game publisher The Retro Room Games is launching the Kickstarter campaign for Elland: The Crystal Wars, an unreleased first-person flying shooter for Game Boy Advance, today.
Developed by Soft Brigade and owned by Cryo Interactive, Elland: The Crystal Wars –originally known as Dune: Ornithopter Assault– is a renaissance of a canceled game in the early 2000s.
20 years later, Elland: The Crystal Wars, while dropping the Dune IP, is finally getting a physical release including cartridge, box, and instruction booklet. More information about the history of this game can be found here. Set in a harsh desert world on the outskirts of the galaxy, Elland: The Crystal Wars is a game where players must defeat the aggressive Trafford, who seized the resources of the planet and used them for evil purposes.
Elland: The Crystal Wars takes you on adventure-packed missions to defeat Trafford. Throw high damage bombs, long-range missiles, and unlimited ammo of Grays Cannon to defeat the enemy.
The upcoming version of Elland: The Crystal Wars, will have slightly new characters and dialogues to make it different from the original Dune IP.
Feature
Unreleased title on Game Boy Advance for more than 20 years
First-person flying shooter
Set in a harsh desert world on the outskirts of the Galaxy
Pilot a fighter ship and take care of several duties: escorting, guarding, destroying enemy ships and buildings, capturing vehicles, and collecting resources.
23 huge missions.
Weapons and power-ups: missiles, grays cannon, bombs…
Originally licensing Dune
Additional Information
About Retro Room Games
Retro Room Games has been developing and publishing games for two years. It has been a dream of theirs to bring entertainment to the masses for many years and through development and publishing they can achieve that goal. Another very important aspect of what they do besides creating games is preservation of licensed games by giving them the attention and physical re-released that they deserve. Their goal is to have others enjoy what they build and keep retro gaming alive for many years to come.
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