Kind souls from far and wide, banded together under the banner of Kris Kringle, set out each year with a singular purpose - spreading happiness and cheer the world over! But this year something’s different... they're late! With the world steeped in corporate greed, manufactured merriment, and artificial joy, the Christmas Spirit - the source of the SantaCorps' magic - has fallen to an all-time low. Armed with their merry mysticism, magical machines, and maybe a little bit of luck, it's up to YOU to make a miracle this holiday season...and beyond! Don the fabled white and red solo or with up to 3 friends as you dash your way through this fast-paced holiday frenzy! FEATURES Run, jump, blitz, and strut thru over 20 pulse-pounding open action stages set across 5 worlds Master the SantaCorps' magical movement arsenal with unique momentum based platfoming mechanics Slow down and enjoy a heartwarming tale of teamwork and adventure between the breakneck action Deck the halls solo or with up to 4 players in local co-op Album length original soundtrack featuring 2 Mello, crisp, DV-I, and Skybridge -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- CREDITS Directed by Ethan Redd. Lead Concept Artist: Seth Redd. Written by Aaron Redd. Audio Director: 2 Mello. Featuring music by 2 Mello, crisp, DV-I, Skybridge. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Director's Note/About SantaCorps Way back in 2017 (I think?) I wondered why there were so many Christmas movies to watch during the holiday season, but so few games to play to get you into the Christmas spirit. I fondly remembered my 2 brothers and I huddling around a single keyboard together and playing the SRB2 (it's a fan game) time-limited Christmas mode every year, and decided to jam out the very first SantaCorps game in about 3 days. Ever since then, I've tried to make it a tradition to set time aside each year to make a joyful game for free/cheap, both for us to practice new skills and techniques, and to simply have fun with the process of making something purely out of our love for video games. Later in 2021, Seth and I set out to make the game that sits in front of you now, but due to the scope we had in mind and us just having too much on our plates at the time, we couldn't swing it back then. It's bugged me ever since, and mentioning SantaCorps 4 to tick me off became something of an in-joke within the team. Fast forward to now: we spun back, started over from scratch with our newfound experience and tooling, and set out to make the biggest, baddest, most off-the-wall SantaCorps yet. It turned out even better than I hoped when I first designed it, and I'm super grateful to my brothers and my team for not only humoring me, but giving it their all. I hope this game brightens your day, and reminds you of the magic in your own heart. Enjoy :)
