Gcores Publishing and Tin Bird have officially announced that their upcoming narrative adventure game, All Our Broken Parts, is in development for the Nintendo Switch.
While a specific launch window has yet to be finalized, the confirmation of a Switch version underscores the publisher and developer's intent to reach players on Nintendo's popular hybrid system.
All Our Broken Parts introduces players to a richly designed world inhabited by sentient robots, where you step into the role of a robot doctor.
The game blends elements of story-driven exploration, simulation, and interactive narrative as you diagnose, repair, and interact with a range of unique robotic characters.
Each robot is brought to life with distinct personalities and histories, making each patient encounter a key part of the larger narrative. According to an overview provided by Gcores Publishing, players will 'pick up your screwdriver and wire cutters' to heal the mechanical denizens of the robotic city.
As the resident cyborg doctor, your tasks range from repairing mechanical failures and treating rejection syndromes, to helping robots dealing with emotional instability.
The experience is more than just fixing machines; it explores the delicate emotions and histories of these artificial lifeforms.
One notable example involves a cargo bot that operates using its own body, while another character is a drawing bot influenced by external AI, and a bartender bot who crafts drinks from its own bittersweet tears. The developers at Tin Bird note that the game’s calm routine is disrupted by a significant accident, forcing players on a journey to uncover the secrets buried within the city.
This narrative twist propels players to investigate questions about the existence of the robots, the fate of humanity, and the hidden powers influencing the city’s destiny.
Not only will clinical skill be required, but the choices players make can influence the outcome for the entire robotic society. Visually, All Our Broken Parts incorporates atmospheric pixel art, with scenes described as featuring the 'raindrops tapping on your bed' and 'a sunset glimpsed from the overpass,' immersing players in a mechanical metropolis that is simultaneously lively and melancholic.
Melodic soundscapes complement the evocative art style, creating an emotional journey that extends beyond traditional gameplay mechanics. All Our Broken Parts joins a growing library of indie narrative games coming to the Nintendo eShop, reinforcing the platform’s reputation as a destination for innovative storytelling and unique play experiences.
Stay tuned to forthcoming Nintendo Direct presentations and the official Gcores Publishing channels for updates on the game's release timeline.
For more information and the latest trailers, gamers can visit the official eShop page or follow updates via Nintendo Switch news feeds.
While a specific launch window has yet to be finalized, the confirmation of a Switch version underscores the publisher and developer's intent to reach players on Nintendo's popular hybrid system.
All Our Broken Parts introduces players to a richly designed world inhabited by sentient robots, where you step into the role of a robot doctor.
The game blends elements of story-driven exploration, simulation, and interactive narrative as you diagnose, repair, and interact with a range of unique robotic characters.
Each robot is brought to life with distinct personalities and histories, making each patient encounter a key part of the larger narrative. According to an overview provided by Gcores Publishing, players will 'pick up your screwdriver and wire cutters' to heal the mechanical denizens of the robotic city.
As the resident cyborg doctor, your tasks range from repairing mechanical failures and treating rejection syndromes, to helping robots dealing with emotional instability.
The experience is more than just fixing machines; it explores the delicate emotions and histories of these artificial lifeforms.
One notable example involves a cargo bot that operates using its own body, while another character is a drawing bot influenced by external AI, and a bartender bot who crafts drinks from its own bittersweet tears. The developers at Tin Bird note that the game’s calm routine is disrupted by a significant accident, forcing players on a journey to uncover the secrets buried within the city.
This narrative twist propels players to investigate questions about the existence of the robots, the fate of humanity, and the hidden powers influencing the city’s destiny.
Not only will clinical skill be required, but the choices players make can influence the outcome for the entire robotic society. Visually, All Our Broken Parts incorporates atmospheric pixel art, with scenes described as featuring the 'raindrops tapping on your bed' and 'a sunset glimpsed from the overpass,' immersing players in a mechanical metropolis that is simultaneously lively and melancholic.
Melodic soundscapes complement the evocative art style, creating an emotional journey that extends beyond traditional gameplay mechanics. All Our Broken Parts joins a growing library of indie narrative games coming to the Nintendo eShop, reinforcing the platform’s reputation as a destination for innovative storytelling and unique play experiences.
Stay tuned to forthcoming Nintendo Direct presentations and the official Gcores Publishing channels for updates on the game's release timeline.
For more information and the latest trailers, gamers can visit the official eShop page or follow updates via Nintendo Switch news feeds.
