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See also SpiderMan No Way Home Trailer Release Celebrated By Insomniac Games The reaction to Enchanted Portals has even led to Cuphead trending on Twitter.

It didn’t take long for the comments on the video to be swarmed with angry responses from Cuphead fans, who believe that Enchanted Portals is stealing the aesthetic and gameplay style of Cuphead. The trailer was put on the official Twitter account for Enchanted Portals and it quickly drew a lot of attention from people online who noticed its similarities to Cuphead. Cuphead was released for the Nintendo Switch in 2019, which marked the beginning of a new collaborative relationship between Microsoft and Nintendo.Ī trailer was recently uploaded to social media for an upcoming video game called Enchanted Portals, which the developers want to fund with the aid of a Kickstarter campaign.

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Cuphead is a run and gun platformer that was released for Windows and Xbox One in 2017, which had earned a tremendous amount of buzz before release due to how its graphics resembled the animated movies that were made by Fleischer Studios and Walt Disney Animation in the ’30s.Ĭuphead quickly earned a reputation for its brutally difficult gameplay, gorgeous graphics, and raucous soundtrack, making it a popular choice for streamers around the world. Roverandom thought he could see the white glint of a city of Elves on a green hill far away in the distance.Fans Call Out New Kickstarter Game for Looking an Awful Lot Like Cupheadįans Call Out New Kickstarter Game for Looking an Awful Lot Like Cuphead Fans Call Out New Kickstarter Game for Looking an Awful Lot Like CupheadĪ trailer for a new Kickstarter project called Enchanted Portals has been revealed and fans are accusing the game of being a rip-off of Cuphead.Ī trailer has been revealed for an upcoming video game called Enchanted Portals that bears more than a passing resemblance to Cuphead and fans have been calling out the developers on social media for stealing the concept of their game. In the story, written down in 1927, the great whale Uin takes the enchanted dog Roverandom (formerly known as Rover) on adventures through the seas: Uin takes Roverandom through the Shadowy Seas to the Bay of Fairyland beyond the Magic Isles where Rover saw the Mountains of Elvenhome and the light of Faery. The Magic Isles are referenced in Tolkien's Roverandom. In an early map of the world titled I Vene Kemen, the Qenya name I Tolli Kuruvar is glossed as 'Magic Isles'. Other versions of the legendarium Ĭhristopher Tolkien has suggested that the Enchanted Isles were likely inspired from what was known in early versions of the legendarium as the Magic Isles or Magic Archipielago. Certainly after the Downfall of Númenor they were gone. The isles were apparently either removed from Arda or at least made less sinister after the War of Wrath, as Tol Eressëa could be seen from Meneltarma on Númenor without problems and no obstacles are mentioned when the Great Armament reached Eldamar.

This may be attributed to the Silmaril that Eärendil wore upon his brow as they sailed into the West.

However, when Eärendil and Elwing came upon the Enchanted Isles in Vingilótë they passed through successfully. The creation of the Enchanted Isles and the Shadowy Seas was part of the Nurtalë Valinóreva, the Hiding of Valinor. The isles were enchanted, and anyone who set foot on them fell asleep forever. Additionally the seas about them were filled with mists. They had an uncertain number and no charted course could go through them, and as such they ensnared any ships trying to reach Aman without permission. The archipelago was set by the Valar after the Flight of the Noldor to shield Valinor and Tol Eressëa.

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