Carpe Fulgur Hope To Have Chantelise Out By The End Of April

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Up and coming doujin game publisher Carpe Fulgur’s next project is a game titled Chantelise. Developed by EasyGameStation, the same developer that produced Recettear, Chantelise is a third-person action-adventure game.

 

Chantelise is similarly titled to Recettear; the game is about two sisters, Chante and Elise, out to hunt for a witch whose curse has apparently turned Chante into a fairy. Chantelise plays like a hack-and-slash game, and you can find better equipment as you progress through the game.

 

In a recent post at his blog, Carpe Fulgur co-founder, Andrew Dice, stated that, while the date for the game isn’t set in stone, Carpe Fulgur hope to have Chantelise out by the end of April.


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