Gendo the Gatherer launches on Steam on November 12
Unintentional Logic's pixel art life sim set in an Edo-period world also gets an expanded demo with a bigger forest map and a mining minigame.
Unintentional Logic will release its pixel art life simulation game Gendo the Gatherer on Steam on November 12, the studio announced. An expanded demo is out now alongside the release date.
The game takes place in an Edo-period world with a cozy atmosphere. Players gather ingredients, cook and serve food, and run a teahouse, taking orders from residents as they go.
Progression includes upgrading the player's house and furniture and completing quests that help the locals, according to gamemeca.com.
What the updated demo adds
The new demo version includes a larger forest map, a new merchant and a mining minigame.
Quick answers
When does Gendo the Gatherer come out?
It launches on Steam on November 12.
Where can I play the demo?
An expanded demo is available, featuring a larger forest map, a new merchant and a mining minigame.
What kind of game is Gendo the Gatherer?
It is a pixel art life simulation game set in an Edo-period world, where players gather and cook food, run a teahouse and complete quests for residents.