The Sky Project: Land of Noris, an indie hand-drawn monster-collector RPG, has confirmed a Nintendo Switch 2 release as its Kickstarter campaign quickly exceeded its target.
Launched on Kickstarter yesterday, the campaign reached its initial funding goal in roughly three hours and has already topped 150% of the minimum funding target.
The project lists Nintendo Switch 2 among its initial platform goals and includes a campaign trailer for backers and press.
Campaign and platform confirmation
According to the Kickstarter page, Nintendo Switch 2 was included in the campaign’s initial platform goals.
The Kickstarter hit its funding target within three hours and has since moved past 150% of that minimum goal, with the campaign scheduled to continue for approximately one month.
A trailer is available on the Kickstarter page for viewers who want an early look at the game's art direction and mechanics.
Game overview and core mechanics
The Sky Project: Land of Noris is presented as a vertically structured world focused on exploration and strategic battles.
The campaign describes a narrative-driven experience in which players control Kael, a Celestial bonded to Aeris whose disappearance forces Kael to leave Celestia and form the first pact with a Nori.
The Kickstarter materials outline several headline features:
- Over 200 collectible Noris, each customizable through level-up choices, evolutions and more than 300 abilities.
- Strategic 3v3 combat with permadeath mechanics that make tactical decisions consequential.
- A vertical world made up of four massive planes containing cities, villages, metropolises and dangerous dungeons.
- A richly populated setting with more than 250 NPCs and a world history spanning over 2,000 years.
- Encounters with five major bosses, legendary Noris, rare alternate-color Noris, and numerous relics and consumables that can shift combat strategies.
Rewritten campaign statements
The Kickstarter campaign clarifies platform intent and early financial momentum: the project’s page notes that Nintendo’s next-generation handheld, Nintendo Switch 2, is part of the launch plan, and backers pushed the campaign past its funding goal within hours.
The campaign also emphasizes the team’s artistic approach, using hand-drawn visuals to make each character and environment a narrative element.
What’s next
The Kickstarter remains live for the stated month-long run, and the development team is using the campaign page to share updates and the trailer.
Backers interested in early access, platform confirmations and stretch goals should follow the Kickstarter for official announcements about release windows and distribution plans, including whether the title will appear on the Nintendo eShop for Switch hardware.
Launched on Kickstarter yesterday, the campaign reached its initial funding goal in roughly three hours and has already topped 150% of the minimum funding target.
The project lists Nintendo Switch 2 among its initial platform goals and includes a campaign trailer for backers and press.
Campaign and platform confirmation
According to the Kickstarter page, Nintendo Switch 2 was included in the campaign’s initial platform goals.
The Kickstarter hit its funding target within three hours and has since moved past 150% of that minimum goal, with the campaign scheduled to continue for approximately one month.
A trailer is available on the Kickstarter page for viewers who want an early look at the game's art direction and mechanics.
Game overview and core mechanics
The Sky Project: Land of Noris is presented as a vertically structured world focused on exploration and strategic battles.
The campaign describes a narrative-driven experience in which players control Kael, a Celestial bonded to Aeris whose disappearance forces Kael to leave Celestia and form the first pact with a Nori.
The Kickstarter materials outline several headline features:
- Over 200 collectible Noris, each customizable through level-up choices, evolutions and more than 300 abilities.
- Strategic 3v3 combat with permadeath mechanics that make tactical decisions consequential.
- A vertical world made up of four massive planes containing cities, villages, metropolises and dangerous dungeons.
- A richly populated setting with more than 250 NPCs and a world history spanning over 2,000 years.
- Encounters with five major bosses, legendary Noris, rare alternate-color Noris, and numerous relics and consumables that can shift combat strategies.
Rewritten campaign statements
The Kickstarter campaign clarifies platform intent and early financial momentum: the project’s page notes that Nintendo’s next-generation handheld, Nintendo Switch 2, is part of the launch plan, and backers pushed the campaign past its funding goal within hours.
The campaign also emphasizes the team’s artistic approach, using hand-drawn visuals to make each character and environment a narrative element.
What’s next
The Kickstarter remains live for the stated month-long run, and the development team is using the campaign page to share updates and the trailer.
Backers interested in early access, platform confirmations and stretch goals should follow the Kickstarter for official announcements about release windows and distribution plans, including whether the title will appear on the Nintendo eShop for Switch hardware.
