Flyhigh Works has announced that it will be publishing OPUS: Rocket of Whispers on Nintendo Switch.
Rocket of Whispers is the second instalment of the OPUS series, following the footsteps of OPUS: The Day We Found Earth - a game that we really enjoyed in our recent review. This new title takes place in a post-apocalyptic world, telling the story of John, the son of a rocket engineer, and Fei, a witch who awoke from twenty years of cryogenic sleep.
Throughout the game, players will explore and scavenge the snowy wasteland of OPUS through a top-down perspective, overcoming the treacherous weather and terrain. As they gather materials for the rocket, the story behind the demise of their world will slowly unfold through the ruins and artefacts they find.
As mentioned in the announcement tweet, we can expect more details on this release soon. Until then, though, why not check out the launch trailer above and let us know your initial thoughts in the comments? The music alone has us excited already!
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Finding another Earth, again ?
Thank you.
You know why NL.
I took a punt on the first one knowing nothing about it or anything. Absolutely fell in love with it, so I'll be grabbing this as soon as it's released
Still waiting for the first one to go on sale, then I'll pick it up. Still working through Oxenfree.
The day we found Earth is such a little gem of a game, I really enjoyed my time with it. The studio has my support. @SomeWriter13 it's only $5 it's like it's already on sale lol.
Buying, I love the first one a lot.
When I was researching the first game I learned that it had this sequel, so I'm delighted to know it'll come to Switch. If it has a cheap asking price too, it will likely be an instabuy for me.
The virtual-thumbstick in the video has me worried, this was obviously built for mobile phones first...
@MaSSiVeRiCaN OH! Then I'll go pick this up then.
(I may have mistaken this with Crawl, which I plan to get once it's on sale.)
The first was great, short but very very sweet. Will be on this like flies to poop.
@Racthet916 the first one was a mobile port as well. No problems with the end result.
@SomeWriter13 Crawl had become my favorite multiplayer game. Highly recommend it. Pick it up whenever u can.
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