Lightspeed Lina Kickstarter Passes Goal With About 9 Million Yen
The campaign cleared its stated goal by roughly two million yen while the game sits two years from its planned spring 2028 release, so the money covers a long development runway without a publisher attached to the project.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Developer CornflowerBlue opened a Kickstarter for the PC action-adventure Lightspeed Lina, and the campaign has raised roughly 9 million yen, past its goal of about 7 million yen. The game stars treasure hunter Lina in the Ephemera archipelago, where she runs walls and hills at high speed, unlocks Spur Arts from data drives, and can be dressed in different outfits. The campaign runs until October 8, 2026, with a target release in spring 2028.
The Kickstarter page also hosts a test version of the game, which players can try while the campaign is open. CornflowerBlue has already shown outfit designs for Lina, including alien-style and little-devil-style costumes, and the trailer's dashing pose and movement read as an homage to the 3D Sonic games, with touches in the vein of Super Mario Odyssey. A post from the developer's X account suggests that awareness is deliberate. The game is a 3D platformer where Lina runs along walls and hills, dodges hazards, picks up items, and mows down enemies, with special moves called Spur Arts unlocked through data drives found along the way.
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