Lab Zero Games tweeted the offer over the weekend, and Mane6, the developer of the MLP fighting game, has followed up and confirmed it's the real deal.
At the time of publication it's at $437,000. It will only do so if the Skullgirls IndieGoGo crowd-funding campaign reaches $725,000. We're doing our absolute best to deliver a fun, and as bug-free as possible, quality game on release.The developer of fighting game Skullgirls will offer its engine free of charge to the developer of My Little Pony: Fighting is Magic for free, but there's a catch. "That doesn't mean, however, that we're half-flanking the job. " Fighting is Magic was planned from the start to be absolutely freeware," reads the game's FAQ. My Little Pony: Fighting is Magic is an entirely fan-made free-to-play game and does not accept donations. "The game's not cancelled, we're still working on it," the team wrote. The video below shows the game in its current incarnation, which Mane6 reassured fans is still in development. The website will no longer post content-related updates, and Mane6 will not be taking applications for the next internal QA testing period instead, the team will handpick its next group of testers. In addition to terminating the QA program, Mane6 will not be running open alpha or beta testing until the remaining two characters – winged ponies Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy - are finished for the internal build. "As a result, our Internal QA testing program has been terminated." "One of our QAs broke our trust and a NDA agreement, and leaked a working build of Fighting is Magic to the Internet," reads the post. The code was published to the internet by one of the QA testers selected by developer Mane6. The build featured four of the series' main characters - ponies Twilight Sparkle, Applejack, Pinkie Pie, and Rarity - fighting Super Smash Bros.-style, and was built on 2D Fighter Maker 2002. The fan-made My Little Pony fighting game goes back to the drawing board as an internal code leak grinds QA testing to a halt.Ī code leak of the internal build for fan-made fighting game My Little Pony: Fighting is Magic, based the popular cartoon by Hasbro Studios, has ground its QA testing to a halt, a letter on the game's official website states.
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