Cattle Country: Physical Edition Coming to PS5, Switch in 2025

Gaming Staff • May 15, 2025

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Silver Lining Interactive, an independent game publisher, has announced that the physical edition of the life-simulation game, Cattle Country, will be available for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch on July 11, 2025. Developed by Castle Pixel and digitally published by Playtonic Friends, Cattle Country allows players to build and manage their own ranch, interact with townsfolk, and explore the Wild West.

The physical edition of Cattle Country is now available for pre-order on Silver Lining Interactive's store page. The game offers various activities, including ranching, crafting, farming, and romance with 18 characters. Players can also explore mines, hunt for critters, and protect their land from bandits and cattle rustlers.

Cattle Country features a range of activities, including ranching, crafting, farming, and romance with 18 characters. Players can also explore mines, hunt for critters, and protect their land from bandits and cattle rustlers. The game is published by Playtonic Friends, a publishing arm of Playtonic, the studio behind Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair. Castle Pixel, the developer, is a small creative indie dev team based in the US and Canada, devoted to making big new adventures inspired by the classics they grew up with.

Silver Lining Interactive is a new independent game publisher based in the North of England, committed to bringing innovative, high-quality games to players worldwide, physically and digitally. The company's founders have been a cornerstone of the indie game scene for two decades, fostering creative talent and great games.

Overall, Cattle Country promises to be a cozy and charming Wild West life-simulation game, offering players a range of activities and experiences in a beautifully designed world. With its engaging gameplay, immersive storyline, and down-home charm, Cattle Country is a must-play for fans of the life-simulation genre.

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