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About Castle on the Coast

Castle on the Coast - about the game

George the giraffe parkours through a magical castle filled with crystal caverns, stone halls, and alternate dimensions in this hand-drawn retro 3D collectathon platformer. Players string together wall runs, jumps, spins, dives, and rolls with responsive controls, grabbing flowers, star keys, and keystones to unlock doors and access the central tower. Jetpacks and rocket cars help reach high spots, while exploring an interconnected world without loading screens. In co-op mode, a second player controls Swirlz the flying squirrel to create springy flowers, blast foes with magic, or act as a parachute. George works to reunite two wizards locked in conflict with their fellow orphans, touching on themes of loss and reconciliation. This indie adventure suits young gamers and families playing together.

Castle on the Coast is a hand-drawn, retro 3D collectathon that casts you as an adorable, parkouring giraffe named George!

Castle on the Coast is a bedazzling collectathon arcade platformer. George, a friendly giraffe, parkours through challenging levels full of crystal caverns, stone-laden halls, and trippy alternate dimensions, trying to bring together a family of the two powerful, conflicted wizards. In the co-op mode, he can use help from his squirrel friend called Swirlz.

Thanks to cooperation mode, even the youngest gamers will be able to enjoy George’s adventures, playing together with their friends or their sitters. Besides all the arcade fun, Castle on the Coast offers a more serious, moral angle. It will touch upon dealing with loss, conflict, and loving your enemies.

VALLEY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL

George the Giraffe is the official mascot of Valley Children’s Hospital in California. George has symbolized the love and care found at Valley Children’s there for nearly seven decades. “Adopted” as the hospital’s mascot by its five founding mothers, a giraffe was chosen because they have the largest heart of any land mammal. And that heart is present in the care provided at Valley Children’s every single day. Now, thanks to the cooperation between Valley Children’s, Big Heart Productions, and Klabater, the beloved giraffe will debut in a video game!

A magic castle entrenched in conflict

Help George explore the magical Castle on the Coast, home to crystal caverns, stone laden halls, and trippy alternate dimensions. Seamlessly wander from level to level with no loading screens in a large, interconnected world.

All is not well in this land, however. Two powerful wizards bear a grudge against their fellow orphans. Can George bring this family back together again, or will he just get in the way?

A cute giraffe with XTREME PARKOUR POWERS!?

This giraffe can get anywhere, anytime! String together wall runs, wall jumps, spins, dives, rolls, and more with responsive controls. Carve new paths through levels in a quest to frustrate level designers. When cool moves aren't enough, don a jetpack or a rocket powered car to reach new heights.

A 3D collectathon

Shove a plethora of goodies down your pockets as you explore! Flowers unlock new costumes, star keys unlock doors, and keystones... those unlock the looming central tower...

A nutty sidekick joins the mix

Player 2 can control George's sidekick: Swirlz the flying squirrel! Create helpful springy flowers, blast enemies with magic, or become a living parachute to slow George's descent. When George and Swirlz work together, nothing is impossible!