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Califer Games is now developing Siphon Spirit and March to the Moon.
 Siphon Spirit is a pc mouse-based action game about a holy woman's battle against demonic forces.
Move your holy energy cluster near the enemy's to siphon his energy. Avoid colliding with demon clusters and blasts.
Currently Looking for Testers! In a few months we'll be ready for closed beta testing. Sign up for closed beta testing by emailing califer@califergames.com. Windows Vista and Windows 7 users: Switch to Windows XP (Service Pack 3) Compatibility Mode if the application fails to run.
Do this by right-clicking the application, and clicking the compatibility tab, then find Windows XP (Service Pack 3) in the list.
Release date Estimate for final game: Q3 2012
Check back for news and updates.12/2/2011 Progress Report
We presented on Indie Game Development at Anime Banzai in Layton, UT again this year in October. We had a good crowd who laughed at all our bad jokes.
This week, we showed Siphon Spirit at the Utah Indie Game Night event at Wahoo/Ninja Bee Studios in Orem, UT. Got a lot of encouragement, and even though completion is taking much longer than we hoped, we are more driven than ever.
New animations have gone in for the main character and the map nodes. A new first area map was added. Finalization on story elements has taken a top seat in priorities. Menu art has reached a near-complete level of polish.
8/4/2011 Progress Report
Peter's working hard on getting the story in the game as well as all the rest of the levels and the art.
While waiting, Curtis has gone off to work on a more simplistic game for the Xbox360 called March to the Moon.
It's a top-down shooter with RPG elements and a sense of humor. We got the following comments when showing it at the most recent Indie Game Night.
"Even in its early stages the fun and humor come shining through." -Greg Squire (about March to the Moon)
"Curtis Mirci had a very amusing little action game that played with a couple of RPG tropes called March to the Moon that involved killing a horde of rats in the basement of a tavern (for level one), leveling up, and some laugh-out-loud crazy fight set-ups. While the game is far from complete or polished, it was clearly fun and entertaining even in the current build." -Jay Barnson (Rampant Games) (about March to the Moon) 1/14/2011 Progress Report
We have established a new workflow for the game and it is greatly facilitating development.
We expect to be ready for Beta testers in the beginning of March 2011. 11/4/2010 Progress Report
We presented at GEEX and Anime Banzai in Utah this year, on Indie Game Development!
We are now including animations of the main character rather than mere still poses.
Only one cutscene is finished, so we expect to need a good deal of time yet to see this through, but we are determined to see this through.
More than 150 levels have been made, with more to come. 7/11/2010 Progress Report
4 months gone by...Storyline is taking its shape and the first few cutscenes are storyboarded.
Level editor will fascilitate development.
Lots of artwork being created for storyboards and levels.
3/11/2010 Progress Report All coding is finished Opened queue for beta players 2/12/2010 Progress Report
Added a Save Feature with 3 save file slots and an interface for it
Advancing opening cutscene
New cluster types are being included
Additional Monster Art being created
Please email questions, suggestions, ideas for additional features, and bug information to panderson@califergames.com or califer@califergames.com. They will be considered. |
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