For everyone who is living under a rock and has not heard about Ooblets yet. Ooblets is a work in progress indie game, inspired by gems such as Animal Crossing, Harvest Moon and Pokemon. In the latest blog update the developers talked Ooblets Release Date and other things they have been working on, let’s dig in.

First Ooblets answered the fans most asked question, oh just when… when will we get an Ooblets Release Date? The answer is never, or not yet anyway. Rebecca and Ben the developers behind this cutesy game shared some thoughts on how close they are to releasing Ooblets ” I [Rebecca] don’t really know… Ben thinks we’re a lot closer than I do, which is why we haven’t said anything specific about release dates. I think we’ll be talking about it more in a follow-up post, but it’s looking very likely that we’ll do an early access launch. Even for that, there are some big things we still have left to do “.

An Ooblets Early Access launch would most likely get many fans excited, as they will be able to get their hand son the game even earlier. Make sure to wishlist the game on Steam in order to be the first one to play the adorable game. Rebecca went on to list some of the features they would like to integrate before entering the Ooblets Early Access stage. Some of the key elements they would like to add to the game beforehand are the completion of the badges and achievement system (exciting!), enhance the main menu and other fine tuning to make the game as great as can be!

The Ooblets Release Date might still be unknown for now, but we know the game will arrive this year, and we simply can’t wait to dig into this colorful world filled with whimsical adventures. Ooblets is expected to release on PC and Xbox One with other platforms to follow.

For more information on Ooblets feel free to check out our interview with Rebecca as well as our most recent Ooblets coverage here. 

There are very few 2018 games we are as excited about as Ooblets besides Minekos Night Market. Rebecca is hard at work making Ooblets as adorable and fun as it can be. She shared some exciting news on the latest Ooblets Update blog. During the latest livestream Rebecca revealed a brand new town that players can explore in Ooblets. Port Forward is the latest and greatest region they have added to the already huge world map.

Besides adding a brand new town, she has also announced that new Ooblets have found their way into the game. Firmo and Sidekey are the latest most adorable addition to the ever growing assortment of Ooblets. They are designed to look like tiny robots, and oh boy do we want to grow and raise them!

Ooblets as you may know is a game inspired by Animal Crossing and Pokemon. Though it features many beloved elements from those games, it has plenty of new gameplay to offer as well. Crafting is one of those additions we are super excited about. Rebecca announced ” We’ve now got a PLETHORA of crafting machines, ranging from your bog standard gooperator to your more high-end soggifier. ” Players will be able to “craft” cupcakes and others things.

Just like in Animal Crossing, players will be able to send mail using an in-game mailing system. The purpose and extend of it has not been revealed yet. But we can’t wait spamming our friends in Ooblets.

Last but not least Rebecca revealed some super exciting new interior design changes. Players will be able to decorate their home in Ooblets to their liking. There will also be stores, and other public spaces to visit. Check out this beautiful salon, new hair cut anyone?

Check out the latest livestream to show of all the new features added to Ooblets below. Ooblets is set to arrive this year on Xbox One and PC. We asked Rebecca if Ooblets is planned for other systems like Nintendo Switch as well, check out what she had to say about that and many other questions in our Ooblets interview with Rebecca here.

If you are excited about Ooblets we encourage you to also check out Mineko’s Night Market, in which you will jump into the role of Mineko and build your own shop, raise kittens and more.

Ooblets and Mineko’s Night Market are games that Animal Crossing fans in particular are excited about. But we are still impatiently waiting for the next Animal Crossing. Check out what Animal Crossing Switch could look like here! And does Animal Crossing Switch really focus on Urban City Life?