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An unreleased game that was developed by German studio Kritzelkratz, though the game failed to attract a publisher it seems.
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A demo of the game once existed online via the game's website.
It is unknown how far the game managed to get before cancellation, though all signs point to the demo being one of the final builds.
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Source
File:Floracy XM Sound Source.zip Stello when inquired about his musical works was also talked to about his hand in Floracy's development and its fate. He says they are still hoping to get an investor soon for the more recent platforms.
The utility above is a Windows application that converts XM module music into GB MusicBox sound data. It's possible to create Game Boy music from this method as well.
See also
https://web.archive.org/web/20010305193108/http://www.floracy.com/