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Mega Man Creator Launches Another Kickstarter Project Called Red Ash

Mega Man Creator Launches Another Kickstarter Project Called Red Ash

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After having a mega success with his previous Kickstarter video game project, Mighty No.9., Keiji Inafune has taken to Kickstarter once more to bring another game to life. Whereas Mighty No.9 was meant as a true spiritual successor to the old school Mega Man games, his new project, titled Red Ash – The Indelible Legend, is meant to be a “successor” to the much beloved Mega Man Legends games. “Red Ash takes place in a world where humans are almost extinct as a result of a large-scale robot world war. Class structure has been rigidly divided into the haves and the have-nots, and many of the surviving humans hunt now-feral robots for their Lost Technology. The story of Red Ash: Indelible Legend focuses on Beck, Tyger, Call, and Gofer, four characters who make their livelihood by obtaining this same Lost Technology. ” Funnily enough, Inafune’s is hoping to not only make a game based on this title, but an anime as well, which is also doing a Kickstarter at this

Red Ash: Keiji Inafune's Next Game Project Gets Kickstarter Launch

Red Ash: Keiji Inafune's Next Game Project Gets Kickstarter Launch

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Comcept and Keiji Inafune have announced their next video game project, Red Ash, which will follow the release of Mighty No. 9 later this year.  The new game is an upcoming third-person, action RPG that pays homage to Japanese anime and Inafune’s vision of “immersing players in a freely explorable anime world.” The game will be spearheaded by art director Kazushi Ito and director Masahiro Yasuma, the key members of the team behind the open world game design of Mega Man Legends. So it appears the game will be a spiritual successor of sorts to the aforementioned title. Interestingly enough, the game will have some shared character names from Might No. 9, specifically Beck and Call. Comcept was a little coy regarding this idea, saying: “We feel that this is an important part of the project: we’re taking this opportunity to create an altogether different type of game together with the support of fans and backers. We want to continue embracing this new style of game design and production, challenges and risks