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Orbitals, an intergalactic 2-player co-op adventure set in a wholly new retro anime world, is available exclusively on Switch 2 right now. Team up as Maki and Omura, two inseparable explorers with a whole lot more determination than experience. You’ll brave the perils of space in search of help for their crumbling station home, now…

Grab a friend and launch into Orbitals, an intergalactic 2-player co-op adventure set in a wholly new retro anime world.

Orbitals is like one of those vintage one-season anime that you watch on a lark and fall in love with. Shapefarm/Nintendo

Orbitals is now available exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2. This is a 2 player co-op game featuring a nostalgic anime art style and vibe. A new behind the scenes video has been shared featuring the game’s director, Marcos Ramos, explaining just where those anime influences come into play. Learn more about how the game was…

Orbitals, the asymmetric co-op adventure from Tokyo-based Shapefarm and publisher Kepler Interactive, launched today on the Nintendo Switch 2 eShop — and the reviews that dropped alongside it make a case for something the platform has been missing: a purpose-built, story-forward cooperative experience with genuine design pedigree behind it. The game has landed at 83…

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Orbitals is a game that immediately caught my attention in its initial release trailer, thanks to its gorgeous anime-inspired aesthetic and unwavering commitment to a split-screen co-op experience.

In the depths of space lies a small settlement. This community is constantly assaulted by a wave of energy known as the Storm Wall. To protect themselves, they’ve placed their consciousnesses into machines known as IMs, with their bodies being able to be reprinted any time they face mortal danger. Maki and Omura were placed…

Last year’s Game Awards presentation had a few games that one could argue blended in with the mental furniture, but one title certainly stuck out on style and panache alone: Orbitals, a two-player co-op game similar in gameplay to titles like It Takes Two and Split Fiction dressed up in a sci-fi retro anime skin. Well, if…

Orbitals dev explains why the team ditched single-player and went multiplayer only