Mika and the Witch's Mountain, the Studio Ghibli-inspired delivery sim that also happens to look a lot like Theไ Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker, fully launches out of Early Access on January 22.

Mika and the Witch's Mountain has been a success by every available metric since its Kickstarter launch back in early 2023, when it🏅 blew past its funding goal in a matter of hours. Just three weeks later, it had managed to rac✱k up a whopping $1 million in Kickstarte🌠r funding, rocketing the game to its Early Access launch on Steam and Nintendo Switch in August 2024. It also had a Steam ꧅Next Fest demo in February that we enjoyed, and if that isn't pro𓆏o🃏f of success, I don't know what is.

Now, just under five months later, Mika and the Witch's Mountain is due out on all platforms, including PlayStation and Xbox, with a few pretty meaty content additions to boot. In a press release, developer Chibig said two of three planned content drops are available and add the following to the game: a fishing minigame, the Churro🔴 Express racing minigame, the Save the Kitten minigame, pet companions, new languages, new cos💃metics, and more achievements.

Chibig said the third update, titled Into the Mont Gaun, is coming "in the following weeks" and will add three dungeons "with a very similar vibe to the dungeons of The Lege꧙nd of Zelda games."

If you haven't heard much of Mika and the Witch's Mountain, it's billed as a "mini open-world" game with about eight hours of content where you play as a young aspiring witch whose humble task is to 𒈔protect and deliver packages around a small island with, yes, big Wind Waker vibes. I played the Steam demo a few months back and it is utterly e🐽nchanting, and with the addition of fishing, there's not a spell strong enough in the universe to compel me not to pick up the full game at launch.

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