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Wholesome Gaming Round-Up 2025-5

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Digital avatar representing a woman with shoulder-length brown hair and bangs, holding a green mug with steam rising from it. She is smiling and wearing an orange top. The style is a colorful, simplified caricature. Published on: LadiesGamersThis week, we have news about the roadmap 2025 for Go-Go Town!, a Kickstarter for ILA: A Frosty Glide and a Feudal Festival on Steam. The Rabbit Haul is blending farming sim and tower defense, Hello Kitty Island Adventure gets a deluxe edition on Switch this spring, gridless city builder Town to City and the release of Two Point Museum is close.

Roadmap 2025 Go-Go Town!

Prideful Sloth has been very active with updates to Go-Go Town! below is what was already added in 2024 and what you can expect in 2025. Go-Go Town! is also celebrating Lunar New Year with a festive update, bringing new decorative items to help you spruce up your town and home. You can now add lucky-themed surface items like the Good Fortune Bag, Maneki-neko (Lucky Cat), Snek Plushie, Decorative Fan, and Sycee. Plus, new wall items, including Decorative Fans, Lucky Knotwork, Dynasty Wallpaper, and the Dynasty Barrier, let you set the perfect festive atmosphere. And for a fun touch, there’s even a Snek Hat!

Roadmap for video game Go-Go Town

Kickstarter for ILA: A Frosty Glide

Indie developer Magic Rain Studios has unveiled a new narrative trailer for ILA: A Frosty Glide, a cosy exploration adventure platformer coming to Steam. The trailer coincides with the launch of a Kickstarter campaign, giving backers a chance to support the development and even participate—whether by becoming a beta tester, designing in-game accessories, or pre-ordering a digital copy.

In ILA: A Frosty Glide, you’ll explore a whimsical, snowy island inspired by Scandinavian landscapes. Play as ILA, a young witch-in-training, as she embarks on a heartfelt journey to find her lost cat, Coco. With her trusty skatebroom, you’ll solve gravity-defying platform puzzles, collect valuable items, and customize ILA’s appearance and abilities—all set to a beautifully crafted original soundtrack.

Feudal Festival on Steam

From January 28th the Feudal Festival is taking place on Steam, a celebration of video games inspired by feudalism. The event, featuring titles from Warhorse Studios, Hooded Horse, Paradox Interactive, and more, will offer discounts on popular feudal-themed games, along with playable demos for upcoming releases.

Feudal Festival runs from 10 AM PST on January 28th to 10 AM PST on February 3rd. If you love strategy and medieval-inspired adventures, this is a great chance to explore new titles and grab some deals! The festival is about games like the upcoming Blacksmith Master, a discount of 75% for Old World, 30% for Manor Lords, 50% for Clan Folk and many more.

Promotional image for Feudal Festival on Steam. The image depicts a regal, armored king with a long, braided beard sitting on an ornate throne in a grand medieval hall. Hooded monks and armored knights stand on either side, with large fire pits illuminating the background. The text announces "Discounts & Demos!" and highlights the event dates: "January 28th to February 3rd." The festival's title is displayed in a decorative medieval-style font. Published on: LadiesGamers.

The Rabbit Haul Blending Farming Sim and Tower Defense

Caldera Interactive has announced The Rabbit Haul, a cosy yet strategic blend of farming sim and tower defence, set to launch on PC and Nintendo Switch in 2026. You play as a speedy rabbit working to rebuild your hometown after the mischievous Trash Panda Posse wreaks havoc.

By day, you’ll cultivate crops, gather resources, and strategically plant defensive towers to protect your haul. When night falls, waves of raccoons attack, forcing you to defend your garden with upgraded weapons and well-placed defences. With a randomly generated world full of quests, treasures, and allies, no two playthroughs are the same. Between runs, you can upgrade towers, unlock merchants, and refine your strategy.

The Rabbit Hauls seems to be a unique mix of cosy farming, tower defence, and roguelike adventure.

A colorful farming scene in The Rabbit Haul, featuring a small rabbit character tending to a lush garden filled with vibrant red crops, flowers, and beehives. The environment is surrounded by green trees, and various tools and icons are displayed on the user interface, indicating farming tasks and resources. Published on: LadiesGamers.

Hello Kitty Island Adventure Deluxe Edition on Switch This Spring

Hello Kitty Island Adventure, is getting a special physical Deluxe Edition this spring. Of course, the digital version (standard and deluxe) is already out, and when Lynne reviewed it, she gave it our highest rating:

“Hello Kitty Island Adventure is a wonderful combination of building friendships, questing, exploring, and collecting, all set in a bright and colourful world.

I wasn’t sure if the Hello Kitty cuteness and the daily nature of progress would work for me, but I was surprised at how much I enjoyed the game. Even though we are at the start of 2025, Hello Kitty Island Adventure is a strong contender for one of my games of the year.”

The Deluxe Edition includes the base game along with three special bundles to give you a head start:

  • Deluxe Event Bundle – Over 330 unique items, including one year of Legacy Event clothing, furniture, and seasonal cosmetics.
  • Deluxe Starter Bundle – Friendship blossoms, bouquets, and strawberry crates to enhance your island experience.
  • Deluxe Crafting Bundle – Essential crafting materials like dye, sticks, iron ore, and rubber.

You can pre-order the Hello Kitty Island Adventure Deluxe Edition now at select retailers in Europe and North America for £52.99 / $59.99 / €59.99.

Aboard a plane, with Hello Kitty and her various friends, like My Melody, Badtz-maru and Chococat. Published on: LadiesGamers

Gridless City Builder Town to City

UK-based publisher Kwalee and indie developer Galaxy Grove have announced Town to City, a charming city-building game set in a picturesque 19th-century Mediterranean world. The game is set to launch on PC via Steam in 2025.

In Town to City, you’ll create and expand a thriving community without the constraints of a traditional grid. Design your town freely by placing houses, shops, and amenities to shape a beautiful and bustling settlement. Whether carefully planning districts or allowing your city to grow organically, the choice is yours.

With both campaign and sandbox modes, you can develop your economy, cater to the needs of residents, and customize every detail—from street layouts to decorations. Players can also enjoy a relaxing in-game photo mode to capture their creations in stunning voxel-style visuals.

From the creators of Station to Station, Town to City offers a fresh take on city building with a cosy, creative twist.

A colorful, blocky-style promotional image for Town to City. The scene showcases a vibrant town with a mix of small houses and grand buildings, a Ferris wheel, and lush greenery surrounding a river. In the foreground, two pixelated characters stand on a wooden balcony, admiring the bustling town below. A curved cobblestone path leads through the town square, where villagers gather around a fountain. The game's title, "Town to City," is displayed in a whimsical white font at the top, with a windmill and houses incorporated into the lettering. Published on: LadiesGamers.

Release Two Point Museum is Close

We love our Two Point games, so good news that Two Point Museum will be opening its doors soon. In this management sim where you can take on the role of a museum creator, will arrive on February 27th, 2025.  You’ll manage and display a variety of spectacular exhibits, sending experts on expeditions to uncover rare artefacts and decorating dinosaur bones to create an unforgettable museum experience. Two Point Museum will be available on PC, PS5, and Xbox X/S, and there is a special Explorer Edition and a Sonic pre-order pack available.

A lively promotional image for Two Point Museum, showcasing an action-packed museum filled with animated exhibits. The central hall features a giant dinosaur skeleton, colorful butterflies, and a giant fossilized skull. Various museum staff and visitors, dressed in vibrant outfits, explore the dynamic space while displays come to life around them. The "Pre-Order Now" banner sits below the game’s logo at the top, inviting players to engage with this bustling, whimsical museum experience. Published on: LadiesGamers.

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  1. UK-based publisher Kwalee and indie developer Galaxy Grove have announced Town to City, a charming city-building game set in a picturesque 19th-century Mediterranean world. The game is set to launch on PC via Steam in 2025.

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