Publisher Skybound Entertainment has announced the release of Homestead Arcana, a farming simulator with a magical twist. Developed by Serenity Forge, the game is now available on PC via Steam and Game Pass as well as Xbox Series X and S,
Players will enter a world where a dangerous force known as the Miasma has taken over, forcing what remains of society to take refuge in the mountains above the clouds. Homestead Arcana follows the story of a young witch farmer who embarks on a magical adventure with her cat familiar, Huckleberry, to rescue the land for future generations and heal the world. Players will need to explore (sometimes on the back of your broom), cultivate, and craft spells in an attempt to heal the corrupted realm and uncover the secrets of the Miasma.
“We’re thrilled to have players step into the beautiful grandeur of Homestead Arcana and experience all we’ve poured into over the past few years,” said Serenity Forge CEO Zhenghua Yang. “We’re especially excited for our fans around the world because we’ve had them in mind as we’ve built out this incredible adventure.”
In Homestead Arcana, players will be able to create and build a custom homestead from the ground up. In addition, they can discover new plants, tend to an ever-growing garden, and craft new tools, spells, and potions to take back and restore the land. In order to survive in the dangerous Miasma’s hostile environment, where warped creatures roam free, players will have to bring back rare plants, spells, and crafting components to use on the homestead journey.
To do that, players will have to prepare for the mysterious challenges ahead, by wielding nature’s magic to craft spells and hone their powers while working with their cat familiar, Huckleberry, to beat back the threatening Miasma.
Homestead Arcana is now available on Steam, Game Pass, and XBOX X and S for $19.99.
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