Runa is an upcoming turn-based, Japanese-inspired﷽ RPG that's smashed past multiple crowdfunding stretch goals, including the most important one of t൩hem all: a promise to add fishing. 

Runa's initial goal was set at $50,000/€45,000/£38,000. The campaign quickly rocketed past that number in just 16 ho✅uꦫrs and has raised $141,000/€132,000/&poun𒁏d;115,000 in development funds with 2⛦5 days left until the campaign ends. Stretch goals promising to add new characters, a fishing mini-game, and farming/cooking have also been reached, and if the campaign gets to €180,00, the Madrid-based team will add even more dateable characters. 

Runa plans to release into early access when the game is "ready to be improved with beta testing," and launch with a 🐓turn-based combat system that emphasizes elemental affinities, some light puzzling, mini-games, base-building, and a social link system that should scratch that Persona itch in a fantasy setting. 

"Runa is set in Akasha, a world in which runas symbolize the technological advancements of an ancient civilization," the campaign's description explains. "Whether for domestic use or combat, the use of runas is key. Only some people, known as adepts, are able to fully control them and unleash their true powers." The page also g𒀰ives us a peek at various locales, also seen in the trailer above, including a port city with airborne trams ౠand some abandoned ruins that surely hold treasures, beasts, and bosses. 

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