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Mickey Storm and the Cursed Mask Releases
London, August 24 in the year of our Lord 2021 –
Netherlands-based, global publisher Lion Castle Entertainment and
War Child UK - the specialist charity for children caught up in
conflict - have today announced the release of a new game and the
start of a new charity partnership.
Launched today on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One and PlayStation 4,
Mickey Storm and the Cursed Mask is a family-friendly
platform-adventure game that will delight fans of all ages. The
publisher of Taxi Chaos and Super Street: The Game believes in
making games that are great fun and can make a lasting impact.
That’s why it is donating 5% of the lifetime, world-wide royalties
of the game to War Child, to help them protect, educate and stand up
for the rights of children caught up in war.
In Mickey Storm and the Cursed Mask players assume the role of
Mickey Storm or his sister Jenny Storm, who have to save their
parents from the clutches of the evil Dr. Fisher. Go on a journey
through a cursed waterpark, where you’ll jump, slide and rush
through 74 adventure-soaked levels across all areas in the park.
Players can also team up as both Storm siblings in local
multiplayer.
Speaking about the release, Lion Castle CEO Ronnie Nelis said,
“Covid-19 has made a tremendous impact on people all over the world
and countless children will not be able to go on holiday this year,
so we wanted to try and bring a little happiness to them with Mickey
Storm. To be able to work with War Child to also do some good for
children in conflict zones who really do have nothing, is equally
important to us."
Head of Gaming Partnerships at War Child, David Miller added, “We
were delighted when the Lion Castle team chose War Child to be its
charity partner. We have quite a long history of working with games
and we’re proud to have Mickey Storm as the newest member of the
family.”
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