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Press release:
June 18th, Poznan, Poland.
The Poland-based indie games developer Monster Couch and Stonemaier Games today announced with great pride and joy that their relaxing bird-themed card-based strategy game “Wingspan” is now available on Xbox Series X/S and the Xbox One via the Microsoft Store for 9.99 USD.

Wingspan offers gamers a one-of-a-kind experience: easy-to-grasp rules even for newcomers, engaging gameplay, beautifully drawn graphics, a calming soundtrack, and the possibility to enjoy it all with friends via local or online multiplayer for up to five players.

To celebrate the launch, Monster Couch developers have also prepared a free “Swift Start” update that adds ten new birds to the Xbox version, as well as the game’s PC and Nintendo Switch versions!

ABOUT WINGSPAN
Wingspan is a relaxing, award-winning strategy card game about birds for one to five players. In this exciting adventure, become the keeper of a nature reserve, a shelter for many bird species. Each bird you play can build a chain of powerful combinations in one of your three habitats – Forest, Wetland, or Grassland. Every habitat focuses on a key aspect of growing your reserve.

WINGSPAN MAIN FEATURES:

Discover and attract the best birds in this relaxing strategy card game.
Play single-player mode or compete with your friends in local or online multiplayer for up to five players.
Based on an award-winning, competitive, card-driven board game.
Find hundreds of unique, animated birds with real-life audio recordings.
Learn the many ways of accumulating points with birds, bonus cards, and end-of-round goals.

Wingspan is now available on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. The game is also coming to iOS on July 20th of this year.

More information about the game can be found on the publisher’s Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and Discord.

About Monsterouch
Monster Couch is an independent studio from Poznan. Our goal is to create games that you can play together with friends. We also help other indie developers get their games onto consoles. http://monstercouch.com/