A new world begins above the ordinary
The Kickstarter trailer for The Sky Project: Land of Noris introduces an adventure built around a simple, enticing promise: explore a world of distinct locations, collect fantastical creatures, and put them to the test in strategic battles. Developed by Enthariel Games, this upcoming RPG aims to pair a skybound setting with the familiar pleasures of discovery and team-building. For players drawn to imaginative worlds, its premise sits comfortably alongside the wide-ranging adventures celebrated by IGN and the enduring role-playing traditions documented by Wikipedia.
Three-on-three battles with room to think
At the heart of the pitch are deep 3v3 battles, where assembling a team of Noris appears just as important as collecting them. Turn-based combat gives players time to consider their choices, weigh the strengths of their lineup, and plan each move instead of relying on reflexes alone. That tactical focus should appeal to fans of the genre, from longtime followers of Nintendo adventures to PC players browsing the strategy and RPG libraries on Steam.
Make every Nori feel like yours
Collection is only part of the draw. Players will also be able to customize their Noris and watch them evolve, giving the creatures a sense of progression beyond simply filling out a roster. Those systems could make each team feel personal, while giving battles a longer arc as favorite companions develop over time. The idea taps into the creature-raising appeal familiar to fans of Pokémon and the broader monster-collecting genre covered by IGN, while leaving room for Land of Noris to establish its own identity.
A Kickstarter campaign invites players aboard
The Sky Project: Land of Noris is planned for Nintendo Switch 2 and PC via Steam, with its Kickstarter campaign now open to support development. The trailer offers an early introduction rather than a full account of the game’s systems, but its combination of exploration, customizable creatures, and turn-based team combat gives prospective backers a clear sense of the adventure being proposed. Players can learn more through the campaign on Kickstarter, while keeping an eye on the official platform information from Nintendo and Steam.
