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Turnip Mountain Launches

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Barcelona, July 30th, in the year of our Lord 2026 -- Today is a special day at Jandusoft as Turnip Mountain, the brand-new and incredibly fun indie climbing adventure created by solo developer Luke Sanderson, is finally launching on all platforms!

Embark on a unique climbing adventure featuring an innovative gameplay system where each hand is controlled independently. Thanks to its one-of-a-kind control scheme, you can climb, swing and launch yourself toward the summit using either two mice or a controller with both analogue sticks.

The game also features a hilarious local co-op mode, where two players take on the challenge together by each controlling one of this adventurous turnip's arms. Whether you play with two controllers, two mice, or even a combination of mouse and controller, you're guaranteed a truly unique and unforgettable experience.

Turnip Mountain is available today on Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 / PlayStation 4, XBOX Series y XBOX One, with Xbox Play Anywhere support.

The ultimate climbing experience! Play with a gamepad or try it with two mice. It's amazing!

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