Clouded Leopard Entertainment has confirmed that the Korean edition of the rural life simulator 'Kagerou Garden', developed by Nippon Ichi Software, will launch simultaneously with the Japanese version on July 30. You can look forward to playing this title on Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and PS5.

Coming from the creative minds behind the 'Yomawari' series, this game invites you to a charming countryside village where you can tend to crops, raise livestock, fish, hunt, and build meaningful connections with the locals in a quintessential life simulation experience.

Your journey begins when you get lost in the mountains and find refuge with the inhabitants of Kagatsu village. To earn your keep, you must settle down and work for the community. Starting from scratch in a wilderness devoid of gas and running water, your 'slow life' kicks off with the humble task of cleaning up a dilapidated shack and an overgrown garden. There are over 80 types of vegetables, fruits, and flowers to cultivate, plus livestock like chickens, cows, and horses that provide milk and eggs for your artisanal goods.

Nestled in a remote Japanese valley, the small village of Kagatsu shifts beautifully with the four seasons, offering unique events like summer festivals. You can pick up seeds at the local general store, but the real heart of the game lies in its people. While the villagers might seem a bit standoffish at first, you will deepen your bonds by participating in festivals, helping with chores, and exchanging gifts, which eventually leads to special conversations and invitations.