Locomalito and publisher Eastasiasoft have announced a PS Vita port for Cursed Castilla.

The game will launch digitally via the PlayStation Store as well as via a limited retail batch through Eastasiasoft on November 9th. The game will cost US$11.99.

A limited physical edition, with only 4,000 copies, is available for $34.99. It includes:

• A physical copy of the game (region free)
• A full color instruction booklet (20 pages)
• An official soundtrack CD (56 tracks/70 minutes)
• A ‘Making of’ photo book by Locomalito and Gryzor87 (32 pages)
• An individually numbered collector’s certificate
• A collector’s box (with a beautifully embossed logo)

You can find the retail version here over on the Eastasiasoft store. Here’s a rundown on the game, via Eastasiasoft:

Cursed Castilla is an arcade action platformer full of creatures from medieval myths from Spain and the rest of Europe.

The tears of a young witch have been turned by a demon into a key that opens up a gateway for the evil in this world. The King Alfonso VI of León has gathered his loyal knights to get to Tolomera del Rey and finish the nightmare using the power of the Witch’s tears. Banish the zombies and demons that entered the Kingdom of Castile with Don Ramiro, the loyal King’s Knight, and his friends. For that, you will use a different range of weapons to defeat your enemies through the cursed lands of Tolomera, in a pure classic arcade action style.

Features

• Explore Tolomera del Rey in depth through to 8 game stages
• Fight against 48+ types of enemies and 19 final bosses
• Banish the evil invading the Kingdom with 4 different endings
• Become a seasoned monster hunter with the illustrated bestiary with unlockable information about the legends featured in the game
• Brag about your combat skills with 16 unlockable trophies
• Yell your battle cry with songs for the original soundtrack and the remastered audio
• Revive the glory of the arcade times with 10 different screen view modes

Cursed Castilla was originally released for PC back in 2012, followed by a PlayStation 4 and Xbox One version in 2016, and more recently a Nintendo 3DS port in July of this year.