Become the Monster and protect your hideout in CATHEDRAL 3-D
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 29 July, 2020, Kraków Poland, FEARDEMIC sp. z o.o., a wholly owned subsidiary of BLOOBER TEAM S.A, and Mateusz Belicki (AKA UNFINISHED GAMES) , an independent development studio based Gdansk, Poland concluded a publishing deal which will see FEARDEMIC add the title CATHEDRAL 3-D to their release roster for 2020
The original reveal trailer
CATHEDRAL 3-D is a fast-paced, arcade, single-player, endless arena inspired by the early 3-D shooters of the 90s. You are the Monster, a powerful and incredibly agile beast armed with fiery breath. Your lair – a cathedral floating in the sky – hides a chest containing your heart. The humans want you dead, and they are coming in endless hordes to destroy you and your chest.
Key features:
● Unique gameplay focused around protecting the chest.
● Super-fluid movement system with double jumps, strafing, rocket jumping and shotgun flying.
● Two attack types – rapid-fire or firebombs.
Additional special abilities to unlock by surviving long enough.
● A leaderboard that allows you to compete with other players around the world.
● Custom game engine with a 90s-games-style rasterized look with unfiltered textures and jagged animations.
● Handcrafted graphics and sounds.
FEARDEMIC expects to make further announcements in the coming weeks related to CATHEDRAL 3-D, confirming release dates and releasing exclusive new game footage.
In making a statement about the publishing agreement, Scott Millard, Managing Director at FEARDEMIC, said: “CATHEDRAL 3-D will give back the spotlight to the single-player arena time-attack shooter thanks to its super-fast and addictive gameplay combined with an art style that mixes the mid-90s FPS graphics of Quake with the vibes of pre-Doom era fantasy-FPS such Catacomb 3-D”
Mateusz Belicki, Founder at UNFINISHED GAMES and creator of CATHEDRAL 3-D said when referring to the publishing deal: “I'm very excited to work with Feardemic as this partnership will allow Cathedral 3-D to reach its full potential. Working as a single developer has been an incredible journey, and thanks to Feardemic's support and resources I'll be able to deliver the game as I wanted to the public"