Montreal-located developer Kitfox Game has announced that it will be bringing Moon Hunters to Nintendo’s Switch system. While news of a new game is always great, you might be asking yourself- hang on, what exactly is Moon Hunters?

Moon Hunters is a 1-4 player co-op RPG that can be played locally or online, and basically acts as a ‘personality test’. You play as a hero building your legend over five days in an Ancient Mesopotamia inspired world that differs each time you play the game. The game, which was crowdfunded on Kickstarter, is already available on PC, Mac, Linux, and Xbox One.

It sounds especially well suited to the Nintendo Switch, especially given how much and easily it lends itself to local multiplayer. As of right now, we don’t have a release date for the game, so you might be in for a wait- but hey, in the meanwhile, you can check out the announcement trailer for the game for yourself below.

Before we go into the details, you may not know what the Square Enix Collective is. Here’s the official description “Collective is a curated platform that enables creators to post ideas, and gamers to judge whether those ideas should become reality or not. Every idea that’s successful with the community is checked and helped by Square Enix,”. So long story short, you most likely won’t find the next Goat Simulator here.

Moving on! Square Enix Collective have today announced the success of the Kickstarter campaign for the upcoming PlayStation 4 and PC “myth weaving rpg”, Moon Hunters. Starting out with a $45,000 CAD goal, the project not only exceeded it’s initial funding less than 48 hours but has continued to rake it in. Its campaign now sits pretty at $108,089 CAD.

Moon Hunters first drew the eye of Square Enix when Phil Elliot of the Square Enix Collective spotted it. He said, “Moon Hunters caught my eye very early on with its great visual style and design bursting with personality.” The 1-4 player action rpg is currently in development by Kitfox Games, a development part based in Montreal Canada.