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Moonstone Island Cooking update Chef's Kiss DLC

The team behind Moonstone Island has announced a new Cooking update for the game and confirmed that it will be available alongside new Chef’s Kiss DLC next week.

The update includes cooking mechanics with dozens of recipes to discover and create. On top of that, four new spirits will be added.

Moonstone Island review

System: Switch
Release date: June 19, 2024
Developer: Studio Supersoft
Publisher: Raw Fury


It’s always refreshing when developers make an effort to shake up a genre by injecting something new into it. It often yields unexpected surprises, or at the very least a different experience, which is equally as valuable in an overcrowded genre. Moonstone Island is another game that has taken the bold and ambitious move of throwing half a dozen different gameplay mechanics from assorted genres into a blender to see what comes out. The result is nowhere near as messy as that implies, but more care could have been taken with what was included nonetheless.

Moonstone Island gameplay

A whole bunch of gameplay is now in for the just-released Switch version of Moonstone Island. The creature-collecting life-sim has received an hour of footage.

For more information about the game, read the following overview:

Moonstone Island release date

The wait for the Switch version of Moonstone Island is nearly over and a release date was just shared. Today, Raw Fury and Studio Supersoft revealed that the game arrives on June 19, 2024.

Moonstone Island was revealed for Switch a couple of years ago. The PC version shipped last September, and since then, the game has grown. The team has added 70 new spirits, and players will be able to access a never-ending dungeon with rewards, “Decorator’s Pass” that grants access to all the DLC cosmetics since launch (with more to come), and a new marriage component allowing them to move in with a chosen spouse following a special wedding scene.

Snufkin physical

Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley doesn’t have a physical release in the west currently, but a boxed version will be distributed in Japan.

Kakehashi Games intends to distribute the title in the region. Japanese will be included in the cartridge, but English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, and Portuguese will be as well. Any Switch owner should be able to play the game on their system regardless of region.

Cassette Beasts physical

Super Rare Games is back with another Switch physical announcement, this time for Cassette Beasts. Note that the Pier of the Unknown and Cosplay Pack DLCs will be included on the cartridge.

3,000 standard copies will be made available alongside 3,000 for the Deluxe Edition. The latter version includes a copy of the game, full color hardcover art book, XXX track 80s vibe CD soundtrack composed by Joel Baylis, iron-on Cassette Beasts logo patch, full set of trading cards, sticker sheet, full color bespoke manual and SRG game sticker, and a special box.

Kingdom Two Lands Call of Olympus DLC

Raw Fury and Fury Studios aren’t done with Kingdom Two Crowns, and today announced a new DLC expansion dubbed Call of Olympus. It’ll be hitting Switch in 2024.

Here’s what’s been shared thus far:

Cassette Beasts multiplayerts

The team behind Cassette Beasts has announced a major multiplayer update for the game. On Switch and other platforms, it will be available on May 20, 2024.

The update will let groups of eight players explore together, participate in player-versus-player battles, and more. Additionally, on the same day, fans can access a collaboration event with Moonstone Island.

Here’s the full rundown:

Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley review

System: Switch
Release date: March 7, 2024
Developer: Hyper Games
Publisher: Raw Fury


Finding out that The Moomins is not only still an active franchise but is in fact still doing quite well for itself is one of the more surprising things that has happened to me this year thus far. As a child of the 90s I have fond memories of The Moomins (both the novels and the 1990s TV series) and I was eager to revisit that world in Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley, which appeared to capture the essence of Tove Jansson’s original works perfectly through its beautiful hand-drawn art style and relaxed, adventure-focused gameplay with a melodic twist that complemented the titular Snufkin. The “cozy gaming” space is packed with top quality titles at this point, and although I couldn’t necessarily recommend Snufkin over some others to those without that sense of nostalgia that drew me to it on the basis of its gameplay, it is nonetheless a title I find difficult to fault and would urge people to pick up as few are as immersive or charming as this one.

Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley gameplay

A ton of gameplay has come through for Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley. Just over an hour of footage shows the title running on Switch.

Learn more about the musical adventure game in the following overview:


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