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Moonglow Bay

Platform(s): Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X
Genre: Role-Playing
Publisher: Coatsink
Developer: Bunnyhug
Release Date: Oct. 26, 2021

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'Moonglow Bay' (ALL) Announced - Screens & Trailer

by Rainier on March 26, 2021 @ 4:39 p.m. PDT

Moonglow Bay is a relaxing ‘slice-of-life' fishing RPG where you explore the ocean, grow your business and restore life to an enchanting coastal town.

Moonglow Bay was once the jewel of the Canadian coastline... until rumours of dangerous, fantastical creatures ruined the fishing trade. With the town on the verge of bankruptcy and only one year until its centennial, you decide to fulfil your partner’s final wish of starting a business in a decisive attempt to revive the town.

Along the way you will encounter strange locals and stranger fish; cook and sell a variety of recipes; upgrade your equipment, rods, and fishing boat; learn to cast nets, set traps and fish through ice; explore the furthest reaches of the bay, from frigid glaciers to boiling geysers; and ultimately determine if there is any truth to the tales...

Do magical creatures really exist in Moonglow Bay?

Combining a playful voxel art style and a sumptuous soundtrack, Moonglow Bay features distinct story arcs, 100+ aquatic species to discover, Monster encounters and a fully-inhabited town to explore, which can be enjoyed both single-player or with drop-in-drop-out local co-op

“We can't wait for players to see the world of Moonglow Bay.  There is so much to explore and many secrets to uncover. You'll soon get to know the lovely cast of characters who will help you on your journey!” - The Bunnyhug team 

Moonglow Bay is coming to Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Xbox Game Pass, and PC (Steam) in 2021.



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