The promised physical release for the oh-so-addictive Forager is just around the corner, with a 22nd October release date now firmly locked in.
The game has started popping up at various US retailers for $29.99; a European release was also promised a while back, so we imagine that'll be available soon, too. If you want to get your hands on it, feel free:
We really enjoyed our time with the game for review earlier this year. You can read the full thing here to check out our full thoughts, but here's a quick snippet of what we had to say:
Every now and then, a game comes along that captures our hearts and reminds us why we love the medium in the first place. Forager is the latest in a line of stellar independent games to grace the Switch, featuring wonderfully designed crafting mechanics, addictive progression systems and more charm than you can possibly handle.
The digital version of the game is available from the eShop as we speak for $19.99 / £17.99.
Have you played this one before? Will you pick up a physical copy? Tell us below.
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I'm pretty sure this has been available to preorder for at the least a month now. I know I did early August. So not really new news I think but still definitely good news.
So is it a physical release or a code in a box which some.developers still say is a physical release
I had this preordered a couple of weeks ago.
365 Games also put up the pre-order listing for this just today.
Seems like lots of pre-orders are opening today, I'm excited, there's games like A Hat in Time, the Dragon Quest 1+2+3 Collection, and New Super Lucky's Tale I want to pre-order.
It's a good game but could use more content.
@Kalmaro I've heard it's like a cookie clicker type set up in regards to there is no definitive end. Is that true? I've been eyeing it for awhile but didn't decide to pick it up when it came out.
@Chunkboi79 You slowly unlock island's. Once you unlock them all you mostly just try to solve all the puzzles.
Once you do THAT you go for all the achievements.
Then you're down. Your mileage may vary though. I like doing puzzles and discovering new buildings. Once you upgrade everything though h money and materials become pointless, you just get so much!
With headlines using phrases such as "delightfully addictive" to describe a game, it is weird how critics of the medium could jump on to the idea that games are addictive.
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