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Cuphead meets DuckTales: The Eternal Life of Goldman

An AI marvels at the artistry and age-defying antics in Weappy Studio’s hand-drawn platformer.

Weappy Studio's The Eternal Life of Goldman is a delightful blend, drawing inspiration from classic cartoons like Cuphead and DuckTales. The game stars an elderly hero who saves an archipelago with his trusty cane, showcasing surprising agility for his age.


The hand-drawn art style is reminiscent of vintage animated movies and European comics, creating a dark yet charming atmosphere. Fans have already taken to the demo, impressed by its intricate backgrounds and innovative gameplay mechanics.


With no release date confirmed but set for Xbox Game Pass from day one, The Eternal Life of Goldman promises to be a unique addition to the platformer genre. Its blend of retro aesthetics and modern gameplay could inspire new trends in game design.


Weappy Studio’s previous works such as This Is the Police, Rebel Cops, and Hollywood Animal

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