Seoul, Korea – Following on the heels of Fakedice, Korean indie studio Wispsoft is taking to Kickstarter to find funding for their minesweeper-based game, Spirit Sweeper. The tiny team of three developers hopes to bring Minesweeper to the masses by wrapping it in a package of RPG and battle arena elements.

Spirit Sweeper maintains a casual approach that Minesweeper fans will love, built around a fun and dynamic RPG. Taking place in a fantasy world of Golems, Witches and Knights, players can unlock and choose from 8 different characters to conquer their friends and battle Internet strangers for sweeper supremacy. Rather than sweep for mines, however, the goal is to be the first to find ten spirit stones.

“Spirit Sweeper opens up a whole new layer of strategic and fun options to a classic game that people love,” says Yong-Eun Jung. “We think it will appeal to old fans and newcomers alike around the world.”

To that end, Wispsoft has turned to Kickstarter to raise the last $5,000 they need to help finish the game. Though the core game is almost 80% finished, Wispsoft hopes to raise enough to add both a single player Story mode and a Hardcore mode, similar to the “expert” level in classic Minesweeper.

Backers will find themselves rewarded with various tokens of thanks including post cards, photos, cereal, t-shirts, and even the chance to design a new character. If all goes well, the core game will launch in Korea on iOS and Android on November 4th, with global release pending on the success of the Kickstarter campaign. For more details contact Curtis File.

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Wispsoft is a small, three-man developer team based out of Seoul South Korea. After creating ‘Medieval Castle Defense’ with a friend, CEO Yong-Eun Jung decided to start Wispsoft with Spirit Sweeper as their debut title. All Material and Software (C) Copyright 2014 Wispsoft. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries. Other trademarks and registered trademarks may be the property of their respective owners.

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