An independent video game developer is seeking funding for “Feline Warfare,” a strategy game centered around warring cat clans, after presenting the project at this week’s BIG Conference in Oslo, Norway. The title’s lengthy 13-year development cycle highlights both the challenges and dedication inherent in independent game creation. While details remain scarce, the pitch indicates a renewed push to complete and release the ambitious title to a potentially receptive gaming community. The project is being developed by solo developer, Alex Rushaug.
Feline Warfare: Developer Pitches Warring Cats Game After 13 Years in Development
A game centered around warring cats, titled Feline Warfare, is currently seeking funding after being in development for 13 years. The game’s creator recently pitched the project at the BIG Conference.
The long-gestating title, Feline Warfare, was presented at the industry event, according to reports. The game concept revolves around conflict between feline factions. The extended development period underscores the complexities often involved in independent game creation, particularly for ambitious projects.
Details about the game’s mechanics and platform availability remain limited. However, the pitch at the BIG Conference signals a renewed effort to bring Feline Warfare to market. The game’s unique premise could potentially attract a niche audience within the broader gaming landscape.
“Feline Warfare” creator Rushaug presented the game at the conference. The project’s longevity suggests a dedicated, if protracted, development process.
