<h2>Overview</h2><p>The Jackbox Party Pack 3 is a compilation of party games developed and published by <a href="/jackbox-games/3010-154/" data-ref-id="3010-154">Jackbox Games</a> for Mac, PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Amazon Fire TV.</p><h2>Gameplay</h2><p>Jackbox Party Pack 3 contains multiple games that have multiple players competing with one another using a PC, tablet, or phone with web browsers as the controllers.</p><h3>Games</h3><ul><li>Quiplash 2</li><li>Trivia Murder Party</li><li>Guesspionage</li><li>Tee K.O.</li><li>Fakin' It</li></ul><h2>System Requirements</h2><h3>PC Minimum</h3><ul><li>Operating System: Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10</li><li>Processor: 2 Ghz Dual Core or higher</li><li>Memory: 4 GB RAM</li><li>Network: Broadband Internet connection</li><li>Storage: 1 GB available space</li></ul><h3>Mac Minimum</h3><ul><li>Operating System: Mac OSX 10.5+</li><li>Processor: Dual Core or higher</li><li>Memory: 4 GB RAM</li><li>Network: Broadband Internet connection</li><li>Storage: 1 GB available space</li></ul><h2>External Links</h2><ul><li><a href="http://jackboxgames.com/project/jbpp3/" rel="nofollow">The Jackbox Party Pack 3 Official Website</a></li></ul>

An adventure platformer with puzzle elements by Nippon Ichi Software. The game lets players take control of Rose, a girl with the ability to absorb blood and transfer it to objects.

Outed by her own government as a legendary spy, Alyssa must dodge adoring fans and dangerous villains to save the world one more time.

Zeboyd Games Is Getting All Phantasy Star With Cosmic Star Heroine

A cooperative/competitive dungeon crawler where one player controls a hero character, and the rest compete for his position as ghostly apparitions who can summon and take control of creatures or traps.

<p> </p><h2>Overview</h2><p>Crawl is an asymmetrical, competitive multiplayer dungeon crawler by Powerhoof. One player is the hero who progresses through the dungeon floors killing monsters for experience to level up the hero character. The other players are ghosts that can summon various monsters to control and fight the hero. Whichever player lands the killing blow on the hero character will win back their humanity and then become the hero, and the slain hero player will now become a ghost.</p><h2>Gameplay</h2><p>As the hero, the player searches the dungeon for loot in order to buy new weapons, spells, artifacts, and potions. With the ultimate goal of achieving level 10 in order to activate the end game portal. The hero must kill all monsters or destroy all crystals in order to leave a room.</p><p>As a ghost, the player spawns in as a monster from pentagrams on the floor, The type of monsters summoned at random are based on the god the player selects before the dungeon starts. After each floor is cleared, all characters get to evolve the list of monsters they started with. The currency used to evolve monsters (vitae) is rewarded based on the level increases of the other players' heroes on that floor.</p>

From the creator of Cave Story, Kero Blaster is the adventure of a frog who works for a teleportation company.

<h2>Overview</h2><p>Kero Blaster is a classically-styled 2D side scrolling action game packed with adventure developed by <a href="/">Studio Pixel</a>. In this game, you fight your way through hordes of monsters and enemies using various sorts of weaponry. Along the way, you will find coins and treasures that can be used in stores to upgrade health and weaponry, which in turn increases your chances of defeating the game's many strong bosses.</p><p>Kero Blaster was released on <a href="/">PC</a> and <a href="/">iPhone</a> on May 11, 2014. A digital soundtrack was released the same day.</p><h2>Plot</h2><p>C&amp;F Inc. teleporters are going offline all over the place, much to the dismay of the company's President. It's up to an intrepid frog employee to fix the situation by fighting off mysterious dark creatures.</p>

Snow Moto Racing Freedom is an arcade racer where you drive snowmobiles in open terrain and perform stunts. Online racing with world ranking is also available.

<h2>Snow Moto Racing Freedom</h2><p>Is a Snowmobile racing game from the developer/publisher<a href="/zordix-ab/3010-7620/" data-ref-id="3010-7620"> Zordix AB</a> and is part of the <a href="/moto-racing/3025-2617/" data-ref-id="3025-2617">Moto Racing</a> series of games.</p><p>It has 2 main modes. Snocross racing on tracks where you play against 7 <a href="/artificial-intelligence/3015-218/" data-ref-id="3015-218">AI</a> players or up 8 other players online. The game also have a 4 player <a href="/split-screen-multiplayer/3015-322/" data-ref-id="3015-322">split screen</a> multiplayer mode.</p><h3>Environments</h3><p>The game have 3 main environments. Scandinavia, Rocky Mountains and the Alps. These 3 environments are areas of 4x4km squares that are promised to have a distinct feeling.</p><h3>Snowmobiles</h3><p>The game has 12 different Snowmobiles with different characteristics. These can be individualized a in a creator mode.</p><h3>Stunts</h3><p>The game has a stunt system where you can do stunts and get rewarded with boost that you can use during the race. The boost power does not carry over to the next race. The stunt system will let you string your own stunts together in a free manner.</p><h3>Multiplayer</h3><p>The game have both an online 8 player mode and a 4 player split screen mode.</p><h3>Single Player Campaign</h3><p>In the single player campaign mode you will advance through a series of championships towards winning the total championship.</p><h3>Modes</h3><p>There are 6 main modes of play. Snowcross racing, sprint racing and free roam.</p><h4>1. Snocross</h4><p data-right-indent="0" style="margin-left: 30px;">Snocross racing is done in much the same way as Motocross racing for motorbikes. A narrow track with tight turns and jumps.</p><h4>2. Sprint Racing</h4><p data-right-indent="0" style="margin-left: 30px;">In an open terrain you race from a start point to different points in the terrain that lights up. You choose your own way through the terrain.</p><h4>3. Free Roam</h4><p data-right-indent="0" style="margin-left: 30px;">You get dropped in the terrain and can drive around freely with no other objectives than to explore and find places do drive that is fun.</p><h4>4. Time Trial</h4><p data-right-indent="0" style="margin-left: 30px;">Beat your own times. A ghost will be your only competition.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>

An arena-based multiplayer PlayStation VR game from Sony San Diego.

An open-ended country-life RPG in which players can manage their own farm and interact with the surrounding community.

<h2>Overview</h2><figure data-align="right" data-size="small" data-img-src="https://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/12/129563/2837804-largefarm.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-2837804" data-ratio="0.79666666666667" data-width="1200" data-embed-type="image" style="width: 1200px"><a class="fluid-height" style="padding-bottom:79.7%" href="https://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/12/129563/2837804-largefarm.jpg" data-ref-id="1300-2837804"><img alt="No Caption Provided" src="https://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/scale_small/12/129563/2837804-largefarm.jpg" srcset="https://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/12/129563/2837804-largefarm.jpg 1200w, https://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/scale_super/12/129563/2837804-largefarm.jpg 960w, https://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/scale_medium/12/129563/2837804-largefarm.jpg 480w, https://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/scale_small/12/129563/2837804-largefarm.jpg 320w" sizes="(max-width: 320px) 100vw, 320px" data-width="320"></a></figure><p>Stardew Valley is a "country-life" simulation game developed by <a href="/eric-barone/3010-12176/" data-ref-id="3010-12176">ConcernedApe</a> and published by <a href="/chucklefish-games/3010-8380/" data-ref-id="3010-8380">ChuckleFish</a> for Windows PC. Much in the same vein as <a href="/harvest-moon/3025-301/" data-ref-id="3025-301">Harvest Moon</a> or <a href="/rune-factory/3025-996/" data-ref-id="3025-996">Rune Factory</a>, players are challenged to restore a neglected <a href="/farming/3015-614/" data-ref-id="3015-614">farm</a> inherited from their grandfather, as well as to revitalize the surrounding rural community of Pelican Town.</p><p>Stardew Valley is notable as a solo project and <a href="/eric-barone/3040-74541/" data-ref-id="3040-74541">Eric Barone's</a> first release. It launched in late February 2016 as a single-player game with plans to add four-player <a href="/cooperative-play/3015-108/" data-ref-id="3015-108">co-op</a> at an unspecified date.</p><h2>Story</h2><p>The game begins as the <a href="/player-character/3015-968/" data-ref-id="3015-968">player character</a> receives a sealed envelope from their elderly grandfather, who asks the player to keep the letter closed until they "feel crushed by the burden of modern life". Years later, as the player becomes weary of their office job in a dreary <a href="/cubicle/3055-2371/" data-ref-id="3055-2371">cubicle</a> at Joja Corporation, they remember their grandfather's words. The player finally opens the sealed envelope, which is revealed to contain the deed to their grandfather's farm in Stardew Valley, an isolated region on the southern coast. After resigning from Joja, the player boards the next bus to Stardew Valley to begin a new life.</p><h2>Gameplay</h2><p>The core gameplay of Stardew Valley is a farming simulation and employs the typical conventions of many simulation games, such as a <a href="/daynight-cycle/3015-92/" data-ref-id="3015-92">day/night cycle</a> and <a href="/seasons/3015-339/" data-ref-id="3015-339">seasonal</a> changes. Farming gameplay involves tilling soil and planting various seeds, as well as maintaining and eventually harvesting the resultant crops. Eventually the player can keep livestock, which are not slaughtered for their <a href="/meat/3055-267/" data-ref-id="3055-267">meat</a>, but instead generate animal products such as <a href="/egg/3055-607/" data-ref-id="3055-607">eggs</a> and <a href="/milk/3055-912/" data-ref-id="3055-912">milk</a>.</p><p>While the game's primary focus is farming, Stardew Valley also features <a href="/fishing/3015-510/" data-ref-id="3015-510">fishing</a>, <a href="/foraging/3015-4174/" data-ref-id="3015-4174">foraging</a>, <a href="/mining/3015-1753/" data-ref-id="3015-1753">mining</a>, a combat system and scripted social events. Players can customize their farm's layout, craft special items and decorations, and get to know the townsfolk personally through quests and <a href="/present/3055-1291/" data-ref-id="3055-1291">gift</a>-giving. There are a total of ten romance options (five bachelors and five bachelorettes) and no restrictions regarding same-gender marriage.</p><p>The player can choose to try and revitalize Pelican Town's derelict <a href="/town-hall/3035-2892/" data-ref-id="3035-2892">Community Center</a> to unlock various improvements for the town, or they can side with the mega-corporation Joja and pay cash to gain success. There is a local library/museum that accepts donations of artifacts and precious minerals, as well as a mouse merchant who sells unique hats that become available after unlocking specific Steam Achievements.</p><h3>New Game</h3><p>Stardew Valley features several <a href="/customizable-characters/3015-155/" data-ref-id="3015-155">character customization</a> options when beginning a new game, including gender, skin tone, hairstyle and clothing. Players can also choose their farm's name and their "favorite thing," which is sometimes referenced in dialogue. Animal preference determines whether the player will later receive a cat or a dog as a farm pet.</p><p>New arrivals in Stardew Valley are greeted by Robin, the local <a href="/construction/3015-1090/" data-ref-id="3015-1090">carpenter</a>. Robin escorts the player to their grandfather's farm, which has become completely overgrown after years of neglect. After meeting Mayor Lewis of nearby Pelican Town, the player is given a basic set of tools and a starter packet of Parsnip seeds with which to begin their new farming operation. Lewis also recommends that the player introduce themselves to the Valley's other residents as the new farmer. After the introductory sequence, gameplay is largely open-ended, allowing players to set their own goals and explore the world at their own pace.</p><h3>The Farm</h3><p>Players manage their farm plot in order to earn income from crops, animal produce and artisan goods. However, the land must first be cleared of obstructions such as trees, shrubs and rocks before any crops or structures can be created. The player's farm plot also contains their Farmhouse, which can be upgraded by bringing cash and raw materials to Robin. Players can sell items by placing them inside a convenient Shipping Box located near the Farmhouse; Mayor Lewis collects the contents of the box each night and sells them on behalf of the player at their standard prices.</p><p>Additional buildings can be constructed on the farm by Robin, such as <a href="/chicken-coop/3055-2725/" data-ref-id="3055-2725">chicken coops</a>, <a href="/barn/3035-2716/" data-ref-id="3035-2716">barns</a> and horse <a href="/stable/3035-3207/" data-ref-id="3035-3207">stables</a>. Players can restore the destroyed Greenhouse on the northern edge of the farm by completing the Pantry quests in the Community Center, allowing any seeds planted inside to grow regardless of the current season.</p><p>After reaching 25,000G in total earnings, Demetrius offers to improve the cave behind the Greenhouse for free. He gives players the choice of installing a habitat for fruit bats, which generate random Fruit, or grow boxes for fungi which generate random Mushrooms.</p><p>Grandpa's Shrine can be found in the farm's northwest corner. Inspecting the Shrine reveals a letter asking the player to "wait for my return at the dawn of the third year".</p><h3>Tools</h3><p>Players rely on tools to shape their farm plot and gather certain resources. Several Tools can be upgraded by Clint at his <a href="/blacksmith/3015-4337/" data-ref-id="3015-4337">blacksmith</a> shop, which increases their efficiency. Upon arriving in Stardew Valley, the player is given a set of five basic tools:</p><ul><li><strong>Hoe</strong>: The farmer's signature tool of the trade, Hoes are used to till soil. Once tilled, Fertilizer and Seeds can be planted on a soil tile.</li><li><a href="/scythe/3055-95/" data-ref-id="3055-95"><strong>Scythe</strong></a>: Nearly as ubiquitous as the Hoe, the curved Scythe slices tall grass and shrubs with ease. If a Silo has been constructed, cut grass will be automatically deposited as Hay for livestock feed.</li><li><a href="/axe/3055-437/" data-ref-id="3055-437"><strong>Axe</strong></a>: Standard trees and stumps are no match for the trusty Axe, but it must be upgraded to Copper-grade in order to chop tougher Hardwood logs.</li><li><a href="/pickaxe/3055-1934/" data-ref-id="3055-1934"><strong>Pickaxe</strong></a>: Players can break stones and mine ore with the mighty Pickaxe. Upgraded picks can break larger stones.</li><li><a href="/watering-can/3055-1834/" data-ref-id="3055-1834"><strong>Watering Can</strong></a>: Plants need water to grow, and this humble vessel fills the role nicely.</li></ul><p>Four additional Tools can eventually be acquired through scripted events, quests or by purchasing them from the appropriate vendor.</p><ul><li><a href="/fishing-rod/3055-360/" data-ref-id="3055-360"><strong>Fishing Rod</strong></a>: A bounty of aquatic species can be snagged by skillful fishermen. Willy gifts a basic Bamboo Rod to the player in an early scripted event and will eventually sell better Rods for purchase.</li><li><strong>Milk Pail</strong>: Used to collect raw Milk from livestock.</li><li><strong>Shears</strong>: Wool can be harvested from Sheep with a sharp pair of Shears.</li><li><strong>Copper Pan</strong>: Once unlocked, players can use this to pan for mineral ore in streams.</li></ul><h3>Crops</h3><p>Seeds can be bought from Pierre's General Store or earned by completing Community Center quests. They can only be planted on soil tiles that have been tilled with a hoe; once planted, the crop must be watered daily to stimulate growth. Different crops require varying growth periods, and most crops can only be grown in certain seasons. Any planted crops with seasonal requirements will die at the beginning of the next non-viable season.</p><p>Various kinds of fertilizer can also be added to tilled soil prior to planting seeds. Each type of fertilizer grants a different beneficial effect, such as faster plant growth or higher-quality crops.</p><p>In addition to replanting common Acorns, Maple Seeds and Pine Cones to grow new trees on the Farm, several kinds of fruit tree saplings can also be purchased at Pierre's. Unlike standard crops, trees do not require watering and won't die following a seasonal change, making them viable long-term investments.</p><h3>Energy &amp; Health</h3><p>Using a hoe, wood axe, pickaxe, fishing rod or watering can consumes Energy, which is displayed as a <a href="/stamina-bar/3015-3569/" data-ref-id="3015-3569">bar</a> marked with the letter "E" in the lower-right corner. In addition to sleeping in the Farmhouse's bed, Energy can be restored with certain consumable items or by visiting Stardew Valley's local Spa.</p><p>Players that stay awake past 12:00 AM will receive a warning that "it's getting late". Going to sleep after midnight reduces the total amount of Energy recovered by the next morning. If the player does not reach their bed by 2:00 AM or uses up their entire Energy reserve, they will pass out on the spot from exhaustion. When this occurs, the player will awaken the next morning with only half of their total Energy restored and an invoice from Harvey for medical services rendered.</p><p>A Health meter appears next to the Energy bar while players are in the Mines or the Secret Woods. Like Energy, Health can be restored by sleeping, visiting the Spa or using consumables. If a player's health reaches zero, they will pass out and be woken up by one of the other villagers. Players that pass out due to health loss may randomly lose some of their inventory items, in addition to paying a heftier medical fee to Harvey.</p><h2>Points of Interest</h2><p>Stardew Valley is a lush and largely undeveloped region located in the Ferngill Republic. It contains the village of Pelican Town, as well as a number of other natural and artificial landmarks that can be discovered in the surrounding areas.</p><p>Certain characters refer to the ongoing <a href="/war/3015-479/" data-ref-id="3015-479">conflict</a> between the Ferngill Republic and the Gotoro Empire, an opposing nation located on the opposite side of the Gem Sea.</p><ul><li><strong>The Farm</strong>: The player's farm is located just west of Pelican Town. It is the only area in which players may plant and harvest crops, build structures and keep their livestock.</li><li><strong>Pelican Town</strong>: A quaint little village nestled in the heart of Stardew Valley. <ul><li><strong>Pierre's General Store</strong>: Pierre owns and operates a general store in the village square that sells a wide assortment of seeds, fertilizer, groceries and other sundries.</li><li><strong>Harvey's Clinic</strong>: A complete lack of <a href="/hospital/3035-1187/" data-ref-id="3035-1187">hospitals</a> in Stardew Valley means that residents must rely on Harvey's modest clinic for medical services. Maru also works in the Clinic as Harvey's assistant on Tuesdays and Thursdays.</li><li><strong>The Stardrop Saloon</strong>: Pelican Town's <a href="/bar/3035-1999/" data-ref-id="3035-1999">bar</a> is a popular hangout for locals. It is run by Gus, the friendly barkeep and chef.</li><li><strong>Museum</strong>: Stardew Valley's Museum features several exhibit displays that can be filled with donations such as precious minerals and other rare artifacts. Its sole staff member Gunther rewards repeat donors with unique gifts. The Museum also contains library bookshelves that hold any Books discovered by the player.</li><li><strong>Blacksmith</strong>: Clint runs Pelican Town's smithy and provides valuable services such as upgrading certain Tools and breaking open Geodes to reveal their mineral contents. He also sells several varieties of metal ore.</li><li><strong>Community Center</strong>: Pelican Town's disused Community Center is initially locked, but Mayor Lewis will unlock the door permanently in an early scripted event. After stepping inside, players will discover strange creatures called Junimos that refer to themselves as the "keepers of the forest". With some magical assistance from the Wizard, the player comes to understand the Junimos' language. They can choose to assist the friendly sprites in restoring the Community Center by completing "Bundles" consisting of specific items in exchange for rewards.</li><li><strong>JojaMart</strong>: A modern <a href="/supermarket/3035-1567/" data-ref-id="3035-1567">supermarket</a> owned by the powerful Joja Corporation. While convenient, JojaMart's presence has had a profoundly negative impact on Pelican Town's local economy. Morris, a loyal Joja representative, works tirelessly to attract new customers and expand Joja's presence in Stardew Valley. Shane also works at JojaMart, albeit with less enthusiasm than his manager Morris. If the player chooses to purchase a JojaMart Membership from Morris, this leads to the Community Center's acquisition by Joja Corporation, and the replacement of the old building with a new Joja Warehouse.</li></ul></li><li><strong>Cindersap Forest</strong>: A large wooded area to the south of the Farm offering a variety of foraging items and fish waiting to be harvested. A livestock farmer named Marnie sells animals raised on her farm, which sits on the northern edge of the forest. On Fridays and Sundays, a Traveling Cart arrives in the forest to sell unique goods. <ul><li><strong>Wizard's Tower</strong>: A reclusive Wizard practices magic in his Tower on the forest's western edge.</li><li><strong>Secret Woods</strong>: Players equipped with the Steel Axe can break a fallen log in the northwest corner to gain access to the Secret Woods, but they should be wary of the resident Slimes living there.</li><li><strong>Hat Shop</strong>: After unlocking at least one Achievement, a talking mouse moves into the abandoned house on the southern edge of Cindersap and opens a hat shop.</li><li><strong>Sewer</strong>: Raw sewage drips from a locked grate in the southeast corner of Cindersap, which can later be opened with Gunther's Rusty Key. The sewer tunnel also connects to a manhole in Pelican Town.</li></ul></li><li><strong>Pelican Beach</strong>: Ocean debris constantly washes onto the sandy southern coast of Stardew Valley, making this the destination for beach-combers. Willy owns a small Fishing Shop adjacent to the docks, where he sells bait, tackle and fishing rods.</li><li><strong>Carpenter's Shop</strong>: Located north of Pelican Town, Robin runs a workshop attached to her family's home. She can assist the player with building new structures on their Farm as well as upgrading existing ones, including the Farmhouse. Robin's services require both cash payment and a bundle of raw materials, particularly wood and stone. She can also demolish any unwanted buildings except the Farmhouse.</li><li><strong>Stardew Spa</strong>: Weary players can take a relaxing soak in the Spa's heated bathhouse to recover their Energy and Health. The path leading north from the Carpenter's Shop to the Spa is initially blocked, but an earthquake occurring early in the first Summer opens the way. A railroad track lies just behind the Spa; trains sometimes pass through the Valley on this rail line and occasionally drop valuable items for the player to retrieve.</li><li><strong>The Mines</strong>: A series of dark caverns filled with all manner of dangerous creatures. Bold players can delve into the Mines in search of valuable mineral ore and other treasures, provided that they can defend themselves from the bloodthirsty monsters who lurk inside.</li><li><strong>Adventurer's Guild</strong>: Conveniently located just to the east of the entrance to the Mines, veteran adventurer Marlon sells new armor and weapons inside the Adventurer's Guild hall. Marlon allows players to join his Guild after they have defeated ten Slimes.</li><li><strong>Quarry</strong>: Further east past the Adventurer's Guild lies a large Quarry which periodically generates stone and mineral ores. However, the bridge leading to the Quarry has collapsed and must be repaired first.</li><li><strong>Calico Desert</strong>: An arid desert that can be explored once Pam's passenger bus has been fixed.</li></ul><h2>Characters</h2><p>Stardew Valley's residents are initially somewhat wary of the player as a new arrival. Players can give gifts to most villagers to increase their affection, which is represented in the game's pause menu by a row of ten Hearts next to the villager's face. Ten of the villagers can be pursued <a href="/romance/3015-253/" data-ref-id="3015-253">romantically</a> and can eventually <a href="/marriage/3015-2422/" data-ref-id="3015-2422">marry</a> the player.</p><h3>Bachelors</h3><ul><li>Alex</li><li>Elliott</li><li>Harvey</li><li>Sam</li><li>Sebastian</li><li>Shane (Patch 1.1)</li></ul><h3>Bachelorettes</h3><ul><li>Abigail</li><li>Haley</li><li>Leah</li><li>Maru</li><li>Penny</li><li>Emily (Patch 1.1)</li></ul><h3>Non-Romanceable NPCs</h3><ul><li>Caroline</li><li>Clint</li><li>Demetrius</li><li>Dwarf</li><li>Evelyn</li><li>George</li><li>Gus</li><li>Jas</li><li>Jodi</li><li>Kent</li><li>Krobus</li><li>Lewis</li><li>Linus</li><li>Marnie</li><li>Pam</li><li>Pierre</li><li>Robin</li><li>Sandy</li><li>Vincent</li><li>Willy</li><li>Wizard</li></ul><h3>Non-Social NPCs</h3><ul><li>Bouncer</li><li>Gil</li><li>Governor</li><li>Grandpa</li><li>Gunther</li><li>Marlon</li><li>Morris</li><li>Mr. Qi</li></ul><h2>Patch 1.1</h2><p>According to ConcernedApe on the <a href="http://stardewvalley.net/post-launch-progress-update-version-1-1-and-more/" rel="nofollow">Stardew Valley's forums</a>, patch 1.1 would include the following fixes and added content:</p><ul><li>More late-game content</li><li>New farm buildings</li><li>New crops</li><li>New artisan goods</li><li>New advanced farming/producing mechanics</li><li>Shane and Emily will be marriage candidates. They will also have more events and dialogue as a result.</li><li>More marriage content for all spouses</li><li>More events for the non-marriage NPC’s</li><li>Improvements/Additions to mining and combat</li><li>Ability to move buildings and other convenience features</li><li>More bug fixes</li><li>More secrets</li><li>More small, fun touches to the world</li></ul><p>He also mentions that he's working on even further support for cooperative multiplayer, localization for non-English speakers, Mac/Linux support, and unknown console support.</p>

Yooka-Laylee is a spiritual successor to classic 3D platformers, such as Banjo Kazooie, from former RARE developers at Playtonic Games. Playtonic crowdsourced the game's funding through Kickstarter, achieving their goal within 40 minutes.

<h2>Overview</h2><p>The game stars a chameleon named Yooka and a bat named Laylee who team up together in a similar fashion to Banjo and Kazooie. It is developed by <a href="/playtonic-games/3010-10761/" data-ref-id="3010-10761">Playtonic Games</a>, a team made up of former <a href="/rare-ltd/3010-174/" data-ref-id="3010-174">Rare</a> veterans responsible for the Donkey Kong Country series and the Banjo-Kazooie series. On July 30 2015, it was announced that Playtonic had partnered with Worms-creators Team17 to publish the game and port the internally developed PC and Wii U versions to PS4 and Xbox One. They are also looking into a retail release due to Team17's experience in that area.</p><h2>Kickstarter Campaign</h2><p>On May 1 2015, Playtonic Games launched its crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter for Yooka-Laylee with a funding goal of £175,000 which was reached within 38 minutes, racing to the final £1 million stretch goal and passing it within less than a 24 hours, ensuring a simultaneous release on all platforms.</p><p>The Playtonic guys have been upfront about the intentions with this campaign, stating that they had ensured enough personal funds to take them through development of the game regardless and the Kickstarter would only help them expand the game and bring it to consoles faster.</p>