This morning, Jotoyo Games, an independent studio based in Chengdu, China, announced its debut game, Monster Fantasy. Jotoyo is composed of around 20 developers, though they have "decades" of combined industry experience. The studio is planning a PC release (there's already a Steam page) following a Kickstarter funding campaign set to begin on July 15. Drawing inspiration from successful franchises like Monster Hunter, Stardew Valley, Animal Crossing, and Pokémon, it blends free-form monster hunting with village building and life simulation in a colorful Chibi art style. In the game, players take the role of an amnesiac hero in the Kingdom […]
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