Summary
After smashing through its initial Kickstarter funding goal in just 16 minutes,Monsterpatchhas now surpassed one of its stretch targets, unlocking a Nintendo Switch port of the game.Monsterpatchwas previously set to launch exclusively for PC, and players can now look forward to the monster-collecting adventure on theNintendo Switch.
Combining the familiar esthetics of theretroPokemongame releaseswith the cozy vibes ofStardew Valley,Monsterpatchis a “love letter” to old-school games with unique features to draw in fans of RPG titles. Players must capture MoNs and use them to battle Archwizards of rival Houses while mastering their wizarding spellbook, recruiting Townsfolk, and uncovering the secrets ofMonsterpatch.
Within minutes of launching aKickstartercampaign,Monsterpatchflew past its initial goal of $15,000 and began quickly climbing past a number of stretch goals. Included in the extended funding targets was a Nintendo Switch port of the monster-catching RPG, set at $200,000, which has now been unlocked. Several other key stretch goals have also been unlocked, including Shiny Variants for the MoN creatures, three secret Legendaries, and a Nuzlocke Mode. Fans ofold-school RPG gameshave been voicing their enthusiasm for Monsterpatch, so it should come as no surprise that a supportive community has already come together to help the game expand to more platforms.Monsterpatchis now slated to release in December 2025 for PC and Switch.
Monsterpatch Kickstarter Funding Stretch Goals
Sitting at a total of $242,000 at the time of writing, there are currently three remaining stretch goals forMonsterpatch. These include a Treasure System at $250,000, The Game Corner at $275,000, and a Mystery Unlock at an unknown funding goal. The game is already set to receive a number of expansions with earlier stretch goal unlocks, offering a more robust experience for fans to look forward to. A number of indie games over the years have found their start with successful Kickstarter campaigns, includingHypnospace Outlaw,Psychonauts 2, and the upcomingsequel toThe Sinking City, and players are keeping their fingers crossed thatMonsterpatchwill be a fresh addition to the RPG genre while scratching a nostalgic itch.
The almost instantaneoussuccess of theMonsterpatchKickstarter campaignhas been hailed as a positive sign by fans who are looking forward to a throwback monster-catching experience with more diverse role-playing mechanics. Interested players can stay tuned for more updates onMonsterpatchand its upcoming launch on PC and Nintendo Switch.
