Merge Games and Maple Powered Games have confirmed that Monster Harvest’s release on Nintendo Switch has once again been delayed.
Now set for release in August, the extra time will be used “to ensure the game is polished on all platforms” and add support for Latin America and Eastern Europe.
“Delays are awful, we are sorry to let down our friends and fans, yet we want to make sure we dispatch Monster Harvest in the best shape possible so that our whole community will enjoy it,” explains Maple Powered Games joint owner Kerry Vandenberg.
“We realised how important it is to ensure high-quality support for as many regions as possible right from launch day, even if that means having to push back our release date by just over a month. We are shipping the game by August 19th, with no further days and it’ll be worth it when we show what we have in store for you.”
This farming action role-playing game will challenge you to grow, collect and mutate your crops before taking them into battle, combining the experience with the world of monster collecting.
You will be able to craft and build your own farm or dream home in Planimal Point, you can also collect Planimal companions that can help you defeat your enemies and explore the world around you.
There will be three seasons that will affect that way that you play, with the weather and season changes determining which crops you can grow. The dark season will also result in strange mutations that “can dominate the land.”
Monster Harvest will release at retail and on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch worldwide on 19th August 2021.
