With its 3DS-era Zelda-esque vibes, Bel's Fanfare has reached €1M on Kickstarter with more than 18,00 backers, positioning itself in the Top 2 most supported Spanish games on the platform. The top spot, also from Chibig, is still held by Mika and the Witch's Mountain with €1.3M.
As a grand finale and to delight the thousands of people whose nostalgia has been summoned by Bel's Fanfare, a new video with unreleased gameplay was featured on The MIX Spring Game Showcase 2026.
An ancestral connection
Bel's Fanfare stems from a desire to revive the emotions and connections we experienced as children playing classics such as Majora's Mask, the innovative expressiveness of games such as Undertale, and stories full of profound details and whimsical worlds such as Spirited Away.
That's why its visuals consciously seek that retro feel, but with today's technical improvements, intricate character and world designs, and, above all, an extensive lore waiting for the most avid players to discover in every corner.
The hundreds of comments received on social media support this: the art style, character, gameplay, and music of Bel's Fanfare have quickly brought back a feeling that had been dormant for many years.
But this is not the end
There are still people who want to support Bel's Fanfare even though the Kickstarter campaign has ended, which is why Late Pledges have been enabled with the most popular rewards from the campaign: the color figure and the physical edition of the game for Nintendo Switch 1, Nintendo Switch 2, and PlayStation 5.
The Steam page is also ready for those who already supported the campaign and want to stay up to date on development progress over the coming months until de public demo, coming in 2027.
About Chibig
Starting out in 2017 with Deiland and Ankora and establishing itself as a team with projects such as Summer in Mara and Mika and the Witch's Mountain, Chibig is embarking on a new, more personal phase with Elusive and now Bel's Fanfare.