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Intergalactic Co-Op Adventure Headed to Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026

London, United Kingdom & Tokyo, Japan (Dec. 11, 2025) | Just announced at The Game Awards 2025 is Orbitals, the intergalactic two-player co-op adventure set in a brand-new retro anime galaxy, coming exclusively to Nintendo Switch™ 2 in 2026. Published by Kepler Interactive, the video game publisher and creative studio behind Sifu, Rematch, Pacific Drive, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and many more, Orbitals is the original game debut of indie developer Shapefarm, headquartered in Mitaka, Tokyo. Developed from the ground-up for asymmetrical multiplayer, Orbitals invites players to grab a friend and blast off into an experience unlike any other.


In Orbitals, players will team up and take on the roles of Maki and Omura, two inseparable explorers with a whole lot more determination than on-the-job experience. Working together, they will brave the perils of space to save their crumbling space station home from the dangers of a supernatural cosmic storm. Whether it’s by using unique tools to open the path forward, piloting their spaceship through dangerous asteroid fields or taking a break and soaking up the lavish anime-inspired atmosphere, players will embark on an intergalactic adventure and forge new bonds as friends together.

Developed in Unreal Engine 5, Orbitals takes full advantage of the Nintendo Switch 2 hardware to deliver an unforgettable co-operative experience regardless of your preferred way of connecting together. Either by teaming up with two pairs of Joy-Con™ 2 controllers on a single Nintendo Switch 2 device for split-screen local co-op, using the system’s GameShare feature to share Orbitals with another local player on a compatible Nintendo Switch 2 or Nintendo Switch™ device, or by matchmaking online with their friends and taking advantage of the Nintendo Switch 2’s built-in microphone and GameChat for crystal-clear communications, players around the world can team up and save the day together as one inseparable team.

Orbitals captures the warmth and style of classic Japanese anime, brought to life with authentic detail and clear reverence by the Tokyo-based development team at Shapefarm. The artists and developers at the studio have lovingly created a brand-new original world inspired by retro anime from the early '90s and brought the artform to life in a way never before seen. Additionally, the developers have partnered with Studio Massket, the animation house behind hundreds of some of the most beloved and popular Japanese anime, to create hand-crafted cutscenes for the game for that extra layer of authenticity for fans of the anime medium. Combined with both full Japanese and English audio dubs, Shapefarm intends to honor the anime artform with a co-operative playable adventure that fans can fall in love with.

Orbitals will launch exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026. For more information, follow the game’s official social channels or visit the official website at www.orbitalsgame.com.


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About Shapefarm: 

Shapefarm is a Tokyo-based studio comprised of an international team of creative talent turning dreams into games. 

United by a deep love of classic Japanese visual design and storytelling, the studio’s first original project, Orbitals, embodies the studios’ passion for creating enduring and universally resonant experiences crafted with the highest level of artistry. 

About Kepler Interactive:  

Kepler Interactive is a video game company and creative studio headquartered in London. With games like Pacific Drive, Sifu, Rematch, and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Kepler curates its partnerships with developers worldwide to showcase some of the newest and most brilliant ideas in gaming that combine experimental game design with unique art direction. 

Alongside its game portfolio, Kepler’s creative studio seeks to bring games to life in areas such as art, fashion, music, architecture and design through development of lifestyle products and collaborations with artists like fashion designer Robyn Lynch. Kepler explores the creative spaces that inspire games and the people who make them - challenging perspectives and elevating the medium to a new level. 

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We Need All Hands on Deck for Exciting Co-op Experience!

Utrecht, Netherlands, 4 November 2025 | Easy-going two-player adventure All Hands on Deck launches 11 November on Nintendo Switch™ and Steam! From early next week, players can team up with a friend in this cheerful co-op experience where teamwork, clever gadgets, and hand-tastical Rock-Paper-Scissors powers are the key to exploring worlds brimming with charming characters and hidden collectibles.

Wishlist All Hands on Deck now on Steam, and pre-purchase at Nintendo eShop for 25% off.


Key Features

  • Two Hands, One Team: Dive into a charming co-op adventure where two hands are better than one! Play locally with a friend or team up online and put your best  ̶f̶o̶o̶t̶  hand forward.
  • Get Creative: Use handy items and unique Rock, Paper, Scissors powers to interact with the world in fun and unexpected ways. Combine abilities to solve clever puzzles and discover new paths through each world.
  • Tool Up: Use specialised tools like an Extendable Arm to reach high ledges, or turn into a living slingshot with a well-placed Rubber Band and take aim at hard-to-reach areas and targets. Combine different tools to experiment, explore, and improvise in your adventure.
  • Customisation at Your Fingertips: Uncover secrets, complete optional challenges, and collect coins throughout each world to unlock special cosmetic items. There’s always new things to find and different ways to express yourself.

All Hands on Deck is being developed by Studio Mantasaur with support from Wikkl. For more information, check out the team on X, Bluesky, and Instagram, and join the Discord to find co-op buddies.


About Studio Mantasaur

Based in Utrecht, The Netherlands, Studio Mantasaur is a 4-person indie game studio dedicated to creating joyful and innovative gaming experiences. All Hands on Deck is the team’s latest project, blending welcoming cooperative gameplay with creative puzzle-solving, arriving 11 November on Nintendo Switch™ and Steam. For more information visit studiomantasaur.nl 

About Wikkl

Wikkl is a co-development studio specializing in the creation of interactive applications, including games, apps, and web apps. The team has a passion for both development and gameplay, and has the technical expertise needed to tackle the complex challenges that arise during the development process. The studio has a clear vision for what makes a successful product, and works closely with clients to ensure that their product meets their needs and provides a dynamic experience. For more information visit Wikkl.me 
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