New Indie Publisher Mystic Forge Releases Rami Ismail's Next Genre-Crossover
Tower Defense and Reverse Bullet Hell collide in Australia Did It, the new game from Rami Ismail and Aesthetician Labs. The game will be published by Mystic Forge, a new indie publisher founded by former Good Shepherd Entertainment members.
Australia Did It is the latest game from Rami Ismail (creator of Nuclear Throne and Luftrausers) and co-developed by Aesthetician Labs. Designed as an experimental, compact take on the strategy genre, the game "marks a return to small-team innovation and genre-pushing ambition at a time when the industry sorely needs it", according to the announcement. Published by boutique label Mystic Forge and coming to Steam later this year, this new game enhances Turn-Based Tower Defense with a unit merging system and on-rails Reverse Bullet Hell Combat. It's called "Tactical Reverse Bullet Hell".