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Stardew Valley's Monster-Mash Cousin Sets New Release Date

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Stardew Valley's Monster-Mash Cousin Sets New Release Date

And gets some sweet goth decor in latest look at Grave Seasons

Indie studio Perfect Garbage delayed its upcoming horror-themed farm-sim Grave Seasons from its original August release date to an indefinite one, but things are back on track now. During the Cozy After Dark showcase on Monday, Perfect Garbage announced Grave Seasons' new release date and gave a little look at what autumn looks like and how progression works.

Grave Seasons, now coming out March 9, 2027, is story-driven, rather than goal-driven. Each of its main tales centers on a single supernatural serial killer in the small village that you, a recently released convict, quietly relocate to after leaving prison. Your quest to stop them (if you want to) unfolds across one in-game year. When year's end rolls around, that's it — for the story of that particular monster, anyway. You can come back to town for another round of murders (yay?), and, thankfully, all your farm and decoration progress carries over.

Which is nice, as narrative director Emmett Nahil showed off a complete set of gothic farmhouse furniture. It's all plush red cushions, deep purple wallpaper, heavy lampshades — very atmospheric. Lestat de Lioncourt would approve. The exterior was suitably moody as well, with its wine-red paint and dark wooden detailing, and the inclusion of a few well-placed trailing plants is a nice touch. The customization extends to any building you put your hand. Nahil showed a brief look at a light and airy chicken coop bedecked with draping vines and strands of lights.


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