Turnip Mountain Climbing Game Reaches All Platforms July 30
Turnip Mountain, a physics-based climbing adventure, is launching soon. It features a unique two-handed control system for challenging ascents. The game will be available on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch.
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Turnip Mountain Wants You To Climb Smarter, Not Harder!
Turnip Mountain, a physics-based climbing adventure game developed and published by JanduSoft, has launched on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. The game features a unique two-handed control system where each arm is controlled independently, requiring players to carefully manage balance and momentum. It also includes a local co-op mode where two players control one arm each, and offers multiple routes and unlockable cosmetic rewards.
Turnip Mountain, a physics-based climbing adventure game, announced for Nintendo Switch
Turnip Mountain, a physics-based climbing adventure game developed by Luke Sanderson and published by JanduSoft, is set to launch on Nintendo Switch on July 30, 2026. The game features independent hand control for climbing and swinging, with a local co-op mode where two players each control one arm. A demo is available on Steam.
This turnip is on another level!
Jandusoft announced that Turnip Mountain, a new climbing game by solo developer Luke Sanderson, will be released on July 30th for all platforms, including PC. The game features a unique control system where each hand is controlled independently, with options for gamepad or two mice, and includes a local co-op mode.