Mewgenics has already bested Binding of Isaac: Rebirth’s concurrent-player file, simply over 24 hours since launch. This implies, at the least by one metric, it’s co-developer Edmund McMillan’s most profitable launch but.
As of 1:30 ET on Wednesday February 11, Mewgenics has an all-time finest concurrent-player depend of 74,176, which is 4,000 gamers above Binding of Isaac: Rebirth’s file of 70,701. Mewgenics can also be leagues above most of McMillan’s different releases, in time period of concurrent participant depend. The unique Binding of Isaac has a peak of 12,575 gamers, whereas Tremendous Meat Boy has a excessive of 5,153. Mewgenics already made again its finances simply 180 minutes after launch.
Mewgenics is a collaboration between Tremendous Meat Boy and Binding of Isaac dev Edmund McMillan and Bombernaut developer Tyler Glaiel. It’s a roguelike-tactics recreation the place you command a platoon of cats by three torturous acts. Any kittens who survive the onslaught change into the dad and mom to a brand new technology of feline warriors. The recreation received huge reward from reviewer Jason Rodriguez, who mentioned in GameSpot’s 9/10 Mewgenics evaluation, “Though it might probably simply overwhelm you with a excessive diploma of complexity early on, this steadily offers technique to an appreciation for the various strategic layers cleverly constructed amongst the chaos.”
In case you are one of the gamers heading into the feline mines, take a look at the Mewgenics information hub for tips about how you can finest its tactical challenges. In case you are awaiting a console launch, McMillan has promised that ports will arrive later in 2026.