Mewgenics, the next game from The Binding of Isaac's developer, will arrive next February on PC

"For starters, the Steam release date for this turn-based cat-breeding RPG has been slightly delayed to February 10. The game was first announced all the way back in 2012 and had most recently been slated for a launch some time this year. Part of the long development cycle was so that McMillen could pause to launch Super Meat Boy Forever, the sequel to his Super Meat Boy platforming hit from 2010. Gamers may also know McMillen for The Binding of Isaac, which has had some notable crossovers with titles like Balatro in recent years."

"Other tidbits from the AMA include the promise that McMillen already has DLC ideas, so expect to have additional content release after the base game is available. Although there doesn't seem to be any lack of replayability in Mewgenics; McMillen said "I currently have 300+ hours across 2 saves and have only beaten the game on one save so far." There is also a plan to have some console versions of the game, although likely not until much later next year at the soonest, the dev added."

Indie developer Edmund McMillen delayed the Steam release of Mewgenics, a turn-based cat-breeding RPG, to February 10. The project was first announced in 2012 and experienced a long development cycle partly because McMillen paused work to finish Super Meat Boy Forever. McMillen is also known for The Binding of Isaac, which has seen notable crossovers like Balatro. Post-launch downloadable content is planned to expand the game after the base release. Replayability appears high, with McMillen reporting "I currently have 300+ hours across 2 saves and have only beaten the game on one save so far." Console versions are planned but likely not until much later next year at the earliest.

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