Pixel Games UK Releases Canceled GBA Dune Title For Steam

One of the titles for GET that fans and nostalgics would have wanted to play more than 20 years ago, but never had the chance, was Dune. The title was canceled in 2002, but has been brought back to life thanks to a campaign of Kickstarter that began last year and that have finally borne fruit.

Pixel Games UK has brought the title Dune

for GET a Steam, although he has had to change some little things, such as his name, to avoid plagiarism problems. The title, then called Frank Herbert’s Dune: Ornithopter Assault and now Elland: The Crystal Wars is now available for Steam, although many of us would pay to have it as a title for GBA or Nintendo Switch.

If you are interested in getting the game, it is available at Steam

by 11,96 dollars. Although they have not announced it yet, we will keep you informed if the creators try to bring the game to nintendo hybrid console.

Next, we leave you the Steam description of the title:

In 2001, development began on an ambitious Game Boy Advance game based on a popular franchise. Perhaps the project was too ambitious, because it was canceled in 2002 and the team left. Twenty years later, this game finally sees the light, although without the original license of the franchise. Experience the game now in this enhanced and emulated version.

Elland: The Crystal Wars ↖↗ will be released today on Steam.

This Game Boy Advance game was developed by Hungarian studio Soft Brigade 2 decades ago as Dune: Ornithopter Assault ↙↘, before being canceled by Cryo Interactive in 2002.

This is an unexpected return! pic.twitter.com/w9ap9Kfnxo

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