Project Spark developers have announced a date of "Feb 32" as the release date of the beta version of their incredibly large-scale RPG sandbox developing program.

The confusing date reference has stumped some fans, but many have now come out to decipher the message as meaning that the actual release date to the public will be in early March.

Though the Project Spark release date may seem as fantastical as some of the fantasy role playing games currently in production on its system, it is unlikely that they mean some planetary orbits have changed, necessitating several more leap days.

Either way, sneak peeks of the Project Spark technology are definitely heightening the cravings of some Xbox One owning RPG fans.

The beta is about to land, and it will also be available in the super high definition 1080p. The Arctic Glaciers biome that was previewed has tended to blow away viewers looking for new content. One dungeon program featured, hinted at the possibility of epic designs of interiors that could add to the already amazingly complex outdoor scenery in the design palette.

There's been no more news on Elderfall, the wide-scale RPG currently being developed on Project Spark, but in the teaser, developers promise to talk more about it in their next video. Either way the current progress of Project Spark and its accompanying endeavors like Elderfall hold a lot of promise for XBox One users, many of whom may not be satisfied with the scanty amount of new RPG content on the next-gen console for the first seasons of its release. 

Here is the teaser released from some of the developers at Team Dakota: