Look, let us be honest—strategy simulation Mewgenics, cooked up jointly by The Binding of Isaac developer Edmund McMillen and The End Is Nigh developer Tyler Glaiel, is officially adding support for the Korean language.

McMillen took to the Mewgenics Steam page to announce that Korean, Japanese, Russian, and Simplified Chinese have been integrated into the full version. This launch builds directly on player feedback gathered from public testing that ran since August, which should hopefully carve out a much smoother gameplay experience for players in those regions.

Ahead of this language rollout, the testing phase involved quite a few efforts to polish up the localisation quality, including setting up a dedicated email channel for feedback. McMillen and the team prioritized hunting down fonts tailored to each language and implemented various tweaks, such as separating the cat name lists for each locale.

On top of that, word dropped that the title is heading to Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S. This news was originally dropped back at Gamescom, and cross-platform Steam account linking will be supported everywhere. The console editions will also feature hardware-specific controls like Joy-Con 2 mouse and screen support, alongside DualSense touchpad integration.

Meanwhile, McMillen mentioned that work is currently underway on a free update packed with fresh gameplay mechanics. Detailed information regarding new items and more is expected to drop later this year. Best of luck out there, mate.