Grave Seasons, the narrative farming sim with a supernatural serial killer in the town of Ashenridge, has a new date: March 9, 2027. Blumhouse Games and developer Perfect Garbage confirmed a simultaneous launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam. The game will also be on Game Pass.
The previous window pointed to August 14, 2026. The change pushes the title into early 2027 and lines up consoles and PC on the same day. On Steam, Grave Seasons has passed 750,000 wishlists.
What Grave Seasons is
You escape prison and try to start over in Ashenridge, an “idyllic town with some seriously unsettling vibes,” according to the official Steam page. You farm, fish, mine and sell into the local economy. Meanwhile, murders begin. The premise is explicit: someone in town is a supernatural serial killer.
The loop mixes harvest and investigation. What you grow helps unravel the mystery. There are clues, breaking and entering, items to protect the next victim, and relationships with townsfolk. The official description notes you can even romance the killer.
Why the date matters
The slip takes Grave Seasons out of summer 2026, when Blumhouse had already shown trailers and a June PC demo. The new date, reported Wednesday by Gematsu, places launch in early Northern Hemisphere spring and keeps a day-one multiplatform plus Game Pass plan.
For a cozy-horror indie, 750,000 wishlists is above-average demand. Blumhouse is testing whether its low-budget, high-impact horror brand translates to Steam and consoles. Grave Seasons is one of the titles carrying that bet.
What is still unconfirmed
The date announcement has not, so far, included a full official statement from Perfect Garbage on every reason for the delay. Players on X say the team cited a simultaneous PC and console release; that is not a substitute for a complete statement. Price, final age rating and whether the June demo stays live were not updated in this announcement.
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Image credit: Steam header / Perfect Garbage and Blumhouse Games
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