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Mewgenics: Console release possible September 8, announcement expected at Gamescom 2026
23 august

Mewgenics: Console release possible September 8, announcement expected at Gamescom 2026


The Mewgenics page has appeared in the Microsoft Store. According to the store, the Xbox Series release could take place on September 8th. It's possible the game will also be available on other console platforms on the same day.

What's known about the console version:

Achievements. The Xbox Series will have 53 achievements (compared to over 280 on Steam). The most challenging achievements are also included in the console build.
Localization. Russian was already added in the August beta; it will likely be included in the final version.
Switch 2 Port. Edmund McMillen previously demonstrated Mewgenics running on the Nintendo Switch 2 and actively collected feedback from the community on desired changes.

Context of Success. Mewgenics launched on February 10th and quickly gained acclaim from both critics and players. It has sold over 1 million copies, and the studio has already announced plans for an expansion pack.

The official announcement of the console releases is expected at gamescom 2026, which will be held in Cologne from August 26th to 30th (the opening ceremony is on August 25th). Given the project's popularity and interest in ports, such an announcement would be a logical step to expand the audience beyond PC.

For the indie industry, Mewgenics is an example of how an original project with a recognizable style can not only build a dedicated community but also successfully scale to new platforms while maintaining its identity.


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