Relaxing slice-of-life fishing adventure Moonglow Bay is out in October on Xbox and PC
Moonglow Bay, developer Bunnyhug’s “slice-of-life fishing RPG”, is readying to raise anchor and sail onto Xbox, PC, and Game Pass on 7th October.
Set in a struggling 1980s Canadian coastal town where people are afraid to fish, Moonglow Bay draws inspiration from the likes of Harvest Moon and Legend of the River King, aiming to “capture the magic of fishing and make it the heart of everything”.
Players take on the role of a rookie angler, trying to full their partner’s last wish and keep their business afloat – a task Moonglow Bay thankfully pitches more toward relaxing village-life sim than soul-sapping struggle on the brink of destitution.
Moonglow Bay, developer Bunnyhug’s “slice-of-life fishing RPG”, is readying to raise anchor and sail onto Xbox, PC, and Game Pass on 7th October.
Set in a struggling 1980s Canadian coastal town where people are afraid to fish, Moonglow Bay draws inspiration from the likes of Harvest Moon and Legend of the River King, aiming to “capture the magic of fishing and make it the heart of everything”.
Players take on the role of a rookie angler, trying to full their partner’s last wish and keep their business afloat – a task Moonglow Bay thankfully pitches more toward relaxing village-life sim than soul-sapping struggle on the brink of destitution.
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