Earth Atlantis

Switch | Genre: Steampunk Shooting Game

Welcome to a world where submarines can reach 20,000 leagues under the sea, oil and gearwheels furnish life to the machines, pocket clocks ticking, steam is used to shoot iron bullets, and the abyss is illuminated by gas lamps. A world where dreams are sought and lived through a bittersweet fusion of adventure, invention, and brave unawareness…
Pass through storms of raging clockwork sea creatures and fight evil scientist-inventors with a machine fueled by infinite energy…welcome in the world of Earth Atlantis for Switch.

Heavily influenced by the 19th-century scientific romances of Jules Verne and H.G. Wells, in this game you control a submarine which mission is to discover and hunt new species of mechanical sea-monsters which infest the waters of the whole globe. This 2D fast-paced shooting game immerses the players in lush steampunk environments lovely presented with gigantic creatures, high-quality animation, and a massive percentage of destruction.

Winner of the “Vermilion Gate” Award (Best in Show) during the 5th BitSummit 2017 in Kyoto and the “Excellence in Art” Award during BIC Festival 2016 in Busan, Earth Atlantis is an excellent game that combines Victorian scientific elements, techno-fantasy imagery, timeless steampunk art-style, and fresh gameplay mechanics which are comparable to classics like R-Type, Gradius, and In The Hunt. It also features a superb symphonic soundtrack, which suits perfectly the games atmosphere.

So, prepare your diving suit and set on your exploration of the water’s depths while you battle massive mechanical sea creatures created by an advanced alien race for (still) unknown reasons. Feel the thrills, to experience the mightiest, magnificent, and memorable game set in the so-called Living Infinite, a place which is “an immense desert, where man is never lonely; embodiment of a supernatural and wonderful existence, it’s nothing but love and emotion”
– Jules Verne, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea –

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