Orbitals
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Saros Video ReviewThis article appears to be a collection of video trailers and previews for various games, including Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred, and Street Fighter 6. It also includes a preview for Orbitals and a hands-on look at The Expanse: Osiris Reborn. The content is presented as a video review for Saros.
New Orbitals Gameplay Trailer Makes Us Even More Excited For The Anime Co-Op AdventureA new gameplay trailer for the co-op adventure game Orbitals showcases its anime-inspired visual style and diverse gameplay mechanics, including 3D platforming and gravity manipulation. Creative Director Marcos Ramos and Game Director Jakob Lundgren demonstrated the teamwork required to overcome challenges. The game is set to launch exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2 in Summer.- Orbitals Gameplay Trailer Showcases Co-Op Adventure on Switch 2A new trailer for the co-op adventure game Orbitals showcases its asymmetrical gameplay designed for the Nintendo Switch 2. Developed by Shapefarm using Unreal Engine 5 and featuring art inspired by retro Japanese anime, the game requires players to combine tools and abilities to solve puzzles and navigate hazardous environments. Orbitals will be released for the Nintendo Switch 2 this summer.
- Orbitals ‘Gameplay Reveal’ trailerPublisher Kepler Interactive and developer Shapefarm have released a four-minute gameplay trailer for their upcoming retro-inspired game, Orbitals. The trailer showcases the classic retro gameplay that players can expect.
Orbitals gameplay reveal trailerKepler and Shapefactory have released a gameplay reveal trailer for Orbitals, a 2-player co-op adventure game set in a retro anime world. Players team up as explorers Maki and Omura to save their crumbling space station from a cosmic storm. The game features asymmetric co-op gameplay, puzzles, and will launch on Nintendo Switch 2 this summer.- GRAB YOUR CO-PILOT AND CHECK OUT THE NARRATED ORBITALS GAMEPLAY WALKTHROUGH VIDEOShapefarm and Kepler Interactive have released a narrated gameplay walkthrough video for their upcoming 2-player co-operative adventure game, Orbitals. The video showcases asymmetrical gameplay mechanics where one player manages drone power while the other manipulates the environment. Orbitals is set to launch exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2 this summer.
"It ended up being pretty much co-development" - how 80s anime, a legendary Gundam director and It Takes Two talent combined for the Switch 2's next hit OrbitalsOrbitals, a Nintendo Switch exclusive developed by Shapefarm in collaboration with Studio Massket, aims to capture the authentic aesthetic of 80s anime. Directed by Hazelight veteran Jakob Lundgren and featuring art direction from Tôru Yoshida, the co-op adventure focuses on puzzle-solving gameplay inspired by classic anime and the works of Akira Toriyama.
This Co-Op Anime Adventure Couldn't Have Been Anything Else, Says Orbitals TeamDevelopers from Shapefarm and Kepler Interactive discuss the creation of their co-op anime adventure game, Orbitals. Creative director Marcos Ramos and game director Jakob Lundgren detail how the game evolved from its initial top-down robot concept to its current anime-inspired aesthetic, emphasizing the importance of character design and the co-op experience. The team also highlights their collaboration with Studio Massket for cutscene animation and their dedication to capturing the authentic feel of '80s anime through meticulous attention to detail.
Shuhei Yoshida Sees Gaming's Future As Indie, Not "Generic" AAA GamesFormer PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida believes the future of gaming lies with indie titles rather than large AAA games, which he finds too time-consuming and often generic. He highlights the creative freedom and innovation found in indie development, contrasting it with the group-vision approach of many AAA projects. Yoshida also discusses the impact of digital distribution and community building on the success of independent games.
Orbitals Doesn't Just Capture The Retro Anime Look, But Its Childlike Wonder As WellOrbitals is a co-op platformer adventure game developed by Shapefarm and published by Kepler Interactive, aiming to capture the look and feel of retro anime. The game features a narrative inspired by shonen stories and emphasizes communication and coordination between players. Its gameplay mechanics are designed to create emergent, fun moments with asymmetrical design, and it will offer both local and online co-op at launch.
Orbitals Hands-On PreviewOrbitals is a new space simulation and strategy game that offers a fresh perspective on managing a celestial body. The preview highlights the game's unique mechanics and potential for deep strategic gameplay.
Splatoon Raiders launches in July, but the single-player Switch 2 exclusive leaves a mysterious gap in Nintendo's…Nintendo has announced that Splatoon Raiders, a single-player spin-off game, will launch on July 23, 2026, exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2. The trailer reveals gameplay focused on survival and crafting on the Spirhalite Islands, with players teaming up with Splatoon 3's Deep Cut characters against Salmonoids. The release date leaves a gap in Nintendo's June 2026 lineup, fueling speculation about other potential announcements.
The Game Awards 2025 - All Winners and Announcements - NintendoFuseThe Game Awards 2025, hosted by Geoff Keighley, celebrated the best of video games with numerous awards and announcements. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 was a major winner, taking home Game of the Year and several other accolades. The event also featured trailers and reveals for upcoming titles like Grand Theft Auto VI, Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred, and Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic.- 2026 Upcoming Games Release ScheduleThe year 2026 is shaping up to be a significant one for video game releases, with numerous titles slated for launch across various platforms. This includes highly anticipated games like Grand Theft Auto 6, alongside many sequels and new IPs. The article provides a month-by-month breakdown of confirmed release dates and general 2026 windows for games on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2.