Retro Machina
Some gameplay for Retro Machina is here to show us how the art style for Retro Machina will flow into the gameplay
If you have been getting tired of the basic visuals in your video games, we have a bit more to look for when it comes to Retro Machina and our games in general. This is the recently announced title coming from Orbit Studio and Super.com for the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Switch, and PC next year. All done in the fun hand-painted art style that is always fun to see out there. Something we have seen for Retro Machina before now, but that does not mean we do not want more. That is what we have here today as we have more gameplay to get us all gassed up for the game to hit us.
In Retro Machina, we will be taking on the role of a lone working robot that is just trying to make its way out in the world. To do so, it looks like it will be able to control other bots and items out there to help navigate the world and puzzles that will be laying for us out there. All of which looks to play perfectly well into the art style we are getting here in Retro Machina. You can see it all down below and then get ready to wait for the game to launch out there. If only we had a solid release date to look for when it comes to all of this.
Retro Machina — Gameplay
In a world long forgotten by humanity, a lone worker robot is setting about its mission to rediscover the world and find out whether any life still exists in this robot utopia. Coming to PC and consoles next year, Retro Machina is a retro-futuristic action-puzzle game from publisher Super.com and developer Orbit Studio.
Featuring a gorgeous handpainted art style, Retro Machina gives players a world inspired by the works of sci-fi literary masters Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke. Players will be able to explore five unique biomes, each with their own aesthetic.
- Endeavor City — Protected and isolated from the outside by a glass dome, Endeavor City is the only known city that remains intact. It is inhabited only by robots that fulfill the function of keeping it perfect, and imperfections are not tolerated.
- Nucleonics Factory — Hiding inside the forest is the old Nucleonics Labs factory. Even though it has been deactivated for a long time, it still contains several machines that were built but never used.
- Atomic City — Atomic City was once one of the greatest cities in the world. Now it is only a shadow of its former self. The ruins hide several dangers, but also treasures and mysteries to be revealed. Some of the buildings remain intact, such as the Venus Mall and Drive-in, a reminder of its former inhabitants.
- Marine Nation — The floating city was designed to be grand and imposing. Among the luxurious buildings, you can find the old casino flooded by water. In the central square lies the ruins of the statue of its founder and his immense tower, a monument to his ego. Today, the fate of Marine Nation is to sink slowly into oblivion.
- Serendipity Mountain — The great and serene mountain has a huge rocket at its peak, where it has rested for a long time. Even from a distance, it is possible to observe strange constructions and structures on its surface which lead to its interior, but what is hidden there remains a mystery.
Our hero will face different challenges in each of these environments and will have to use every tool at his disposal to discover the mysteries of the world and seek help for his much-loved home. Equipped with the ability to control other robots, he’ll be able to turn enemies into allies in order to overcome the treacherous traps laid for him.
Retro Machina will be available for Windows PC via Steam, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch in Q1 2021.
Have you been able to keep up on everything for Retro Machina before now? What do you think about the art style we are getting in this title and is it refreshing to see it here? When do you think we will get to see this game hit us all and will it stick to the Q1 2021 timeline that we have heard before? Let us all know down in the comments what you are thinking. I will share more for Retro Machina as soon as I find it out there. Just be sure to keep coming back here for all of that and much more.
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