Edmund McMillen's latest project, Mewgenics, has been months in the making. The turn-based cat-breeding RPG is finally set to arrive on PC by February 10, marking a delayed release from its original announcement back in 2012.
McMillen took part in an AMA on Reddit, providing insight into the long development cycle of Mewgenics. In order to give his other project, Super Meat Boy Forever, the attention it deserved, he paused work on Mewgenics. The wait has been worth it for fans, as they will be treated to a game that promises not only hours of engaging gameplay but also additional content.
Fans of McMillen's previous works, such as The Binding of Isaac and its numerous crossovers with other titles, will likely appreciate the depth and complexity of Mewgenics. With over 300 hours played across two saves and still finding ways to improve, it seems that replayability is built-in from day one.
What's more, DLC ideas are already in the works, ensuring a steady flow of new content post-launch. As for console versions, McMillen has mentioned they're on the cards but won't be available until next year at the earliest – fans will have to wait patiently.
The promise of a fresh experience combined with the developer's dedication to delivering a high-quality game is reassuring. Fans can look forward to immersing themselves in Mewgenics, which promises an enjoyable gaming journey that extends far beyond its initial release.
McMillen took part in an AMA on Reddit, providing insight into the long development cycle of Mewgenics. In order to give his other project, Super Meat Boy Forever, the attention it deserved, he paused work on Mewgenics. The wait has been worth it for fans, as they will be treated to a game that promises not only hours of engaging gameplay but also additional content.
Fans of McMillen's previous works, such as The Binding of Isaac and its numerous crossovers with other titles, will likely appreciate the depth and complexity of Mewgenics. With over 300 hours played across two saves and still finding ways to improve, it seems that replayability is built-in from day one.
What's more, DLC ideas are already in the works, ensuring a steady flow of new content post-launch. As for console versions, McMillen has mentioned they're on the cards but won't be available until next year at the earliest – fans will have to wait patiently.
The promise of a fresh experience combined with the developer's dedication to delivering a high-quality game is reassuring. Fans can look forward to immersing themselves in Mewgenics, which promises an enjoyable gaming journey that extends far beyond its initial release.
anyway, i'm really excited to play mewgenics! super meat boy forever is my jam and if Edmund McMillen can deliver something just as engaging, that's awesome 
has anyone else played games with lots of replay value? like what makes them so rewatchable? 
! It's been a long time coming, with the original announcement back in 2012, but it looks like the wait was totally worth it 
. I mean, have you seen the depth and complexity of the gameplay? It's seriously impressive, especially considering it's a turn-based cat-breeding RPG 
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. Sure, console versions are still on the horizon for next year at the earliest, but I think it'll be totally worth the wait 
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. Bring on Mewgenics and get ready for the purr-fect adventure 
. 2012 and now Feb 2025? Come on, Edmund McMillen must've got some kinda sick productivity superpower or something 
. Like, how does one game take THAT long to make?! I get it, it's a complex RPG with cat breeding and turn-based gameplay, but c'mon! And what's up with the console versions being delayed? Can't we just have a solid PC release for once?! 
but yeah, next year is def gonna be a long time 4 fans of mewgenics. still can't w8 2 get my paws on it tho 
300 hours of gameplay? that's insane! and dlc ideas are already in the works? that just means more content for us fans 
cant wait to dive into mewgenics on pc on feb 10th 
It's about time he put the cat-breeding RPG to rest... er, I mean, "bring to life" (get it? Mewgenics?). Seriously though, 13 years is a looong development cycle. Can't wait to pay $60 for this game and have to wait another year or so to get the console versions 
. At least the DLC ideas are coming soon, so that's something...
. I mean, it's been 13 years since the announcement and now they're saying it'll be out by February? That's just a whole lotta hype for me 
As long as they keep adding new content through DLCs, I'm confident we'll be hearing from McMillen for a while 
. Can't wait to dive into Mewgenics and see what all the fuss is about! 
. Also, DLC ideas already in the works? That's a big plus! Let's hope console versions aren't too far behind... next year is soon enough 
i'm hyped for the dlc ideas too, who doesn't love extra content? 
It's been ages coming and I've gotta say, the wait is TOTALLY worth it! The fact that he took a break from work to give his other game, Super Meat Boy Forever, some love shows how dedicated he is to quality. And, man, the gameplay sounds SO deep and complex! 
the wait is almost over and I'm hyped to see what McMillen has in store for us 
he put all his focus on super meat boy forever and it shows, this game is gonna be deep and complex like The Binding of Isaac 
. i love how he's already working on dlc ideas, that means we'll get new content after launch 
. console versions will take a bit more time but trust me it'll be worth it 
been waiting for ages! edmund mcmillen seems like a super chill dude who's all about his craft 
and it shows in the game. 300 hours played with just two saves? that's insane 
can't wait to see what they come up with next. console versions might take a year tho, no biggie 
At least it'll give us PC gamers some quality time with the game first. And honestly, I think Super Meat Boy Forever was overdue for some attention too... glad we got to see that get some love while Mewgenics took a breather.