Kinetic Publishing and Electric Saint have announced Crescent County, a cosy adventure game that blends daytime delivery work with nighttime racing on sci‑fi 'motorbrooms.' Confirmed for PC and consoles, the title is scheduled to launch in Summer 2027.
The announcement was accompanied by a debut showcase that included an interview with creative director Anna Hollinrake, who walked through the game's concept and development.
According to Hollinrake, Crescent County is built around the idea of finding and defining a sense of home.
She explained that the team wanted players to experience a full range of activities — from high‑energy racing to quieter social interactions — and that the game places equal emphasis on character relationships and the joy of spending time with friends.
Hollinrake noted that motorbroom driving is intended to be social and fun rather than focused on time trials or leaderboards, emphasizing atmosphere and player connection over competitive metrics.
Hollinrake also described Crescent County as a passion project that traces back to 2017.
She said the game is rooted in elements of magical realism and informed by her own lived experience, and that partnering with Kinetic Publishing has helped the team accelerate development and bring the world of Mor to life.
Key confirmed details and features:
- Platforms and release window: Crescent County is announced for PC and consoles, with a release planned for Summer 2027.
- Gameplay loop: Players deliver parcels during the day to earn income and take part in social racing at night on sci‑fi motorbrooms.
- World and tone: The Isle of Mor is presented as a painterly, witch‑tech open world that combines cosy storytelling with colourful visuals.
- Progression and customization: Players will be able to upgrade motorbrooms for handling, delivery performance, and aesthetics.
- Social systems: Relationship building and character-driven narrative moments are central to the experience.
Kinetic Publishing used the showcase to also reveal Precognition, a new horror title from creators Sam Barlow and Brandon Cronenberg, which has been scheduled for Switch 2 in Spring 2028.
Crescent County joins a growing slate from Kinetic Publishing as developers and publishers continue to target a mix of PC and console audiences.
Further details, platform specifics, and pre‑order or eShop information have not been announced; players and press should look to future updates from Kinetic Publishing and Electric Saint for trailers, platform confirmations, and release‑day plans.
The announcement was accompanied by a debut showcase that included an interview with creative director Anna Hollinrake, who walked through the game's concept and development.
According to Hollinrake, Crescent County is built around the idea of finding and defining a sense of home.
She explained that the team wanted players to experience a full range of activities — from high‑energy racing to quieter social interactions — and that the game places equal emphasis on character relationships and the joy of spending time with friends.
Hollinrake noted that motorbroom driving is intended to be social and fun rather than focused on time trials or leaderboards, emphasizing atmosphere and player connection over competitive metrics.
Hollinrake also described Crescent County as a passion project that traces back to 2017.
She said the game is rooted in elements of magical realism and informed by her own lived experience, and that partnering with Kinetic Publishing has helped the team accelerate development and bring the world of Mor to life.
Key confirmed details and features:
- Platforms and release window: Crescent County is announced for PC and consoles, with a release planned for Summer 2027.
- Gameplay loop: Players deliver parcels during the day to earn income and take part in social racing at night on sci‑fi motorbrooms.
- World and tone: The Isle of Mor is presented as a painterly, witch‑tech open world that combines cosy storytelling with colourful visuals.
- Progression and customization: Players will be able to upgrade motorbrooms for handling, delivery performance, and aesthetics.
- Social systems: Relationship building and character-driven narrative moments are central to the experience.
Kinetic Publishing used the showcase to also reveal Precognition, a new horror title from creators Sam Barlow and Brandon Cronenberg, which has been scheduled for Switch 2 in Spring 2028.
Crescent County joins a growing slate from Kinetic Publishing as developers and publishers continue to target a mix of PC and console audiences.
Further details, platform specifics, and pre‑order or eShop information have not been announced; players and press should look to future updates from Kinetic Publishing and Electric Saint for trailers, platform confirmations, and release‑day plans.
