Packed with community-voted features, Playtonic Friends and Castle Pixel have released the Family Life update for their cowboy adventure Cattle Country.
As part of Cattle Country’s Family Life update, players are now able to marry, start a family, and raise a child on one’s homestead.
On that note, spouses and children have their own unique routines and behaviors, from tending crops to fishing on lazy afternoons.
Learn more about Cattle Country’s Family Life update with the video below:
Cattle Country: Family Life Update | Out Now Trailer
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The Cattle Country Family Life update is now available for the PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. Note that the Nintendo Switch release of the Family Life update will follow shortly.
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