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Skullgirls developer Lab Zero is currently crowdfunding for its next game. To cultivate interest, the studio is releasing a playable prototype of its upcoming RPG, Indivisible.
Lab Zero likens the prototype to an RPG tutorial dungeon. It’s a sampling of what’s to come without all of the deeper systems yet revealed to the player.
The game features the same attractive 2D animation featured in Skullgirls, with music composed by Hiroki Kikuta (Secret of Mana). If you’re interested in funding Indivisible after trying the prototype, you can visit the Indiegogo page.
Lab Zero has raised $588,000 against a goal of $1.5 million. The campaign closes on November 15. Indivisible is planned for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC, Mac, and Linux. A prototype is also available on PC, Mac, and Linux right now.
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