Where the last gameplay trailer only hinted here and there at the game’s jumping from 2D to 3D, this time around we have a much fuller view of it: in a little over 3 minutes, the game jumps from 3D platformer to 2D platformer to side-scrolling shooter and back to 3D platformer, and it does all of those transitions perfectly smoothly. We still don’t have a release date for the game beyond 2024, but whenever the game arrives in PC, PS, Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch later this year, it’ll definitely be worth checking out.
Until then, here are the trailer and some screenshots!
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