Update []: Although Toree Saturn was scheduled to arrive this year on the Switch, developer Siactro has announced the game has now been delayed until early 2025. The quality would have apparently “suffered a lot” had it been released next month. Here’s the message in full:
“I am sorry, but I have to delay Toree Saturn into early 2025. A december release was possible, but the quality would have suffered a lot. I worked with really incredible people on this and I am not going to treat their work with a low quality release. I am very sorry!”
When we get a release date update, we’ll be sure to let you know!
Original Story: A new trailer and PC demo for the upcoming release Toree Saturn have been released, with the developer Siactro also reconfirming the new entry will arrive at some point in 2024. This latest update mentions a Nintendo Switch release, too.
When this new project was originally announced in September last year, there was no Nintendo announcement at that point, so there you go!
Here’s a brief rundown about what to expect from the latest entry in this speed-based 3D platformer series (via Steam):
“Run through linear levels from point A to B with a double jumping bird while avoiding enemies, collecting stars (if desired), and getting all kinds of little speed boosts along the way.”
– Toree has two new moves! The player can now use a grounddash in mid air to descend faster and get a speedboost when impacting on the ground, as well as homing in on special stars to get a height and movement boost.
– New Looks! Toree Saturns artstyle tries to be a combination of late 90s 3D with some of the more crazy looks of the early Y2K era. It’s like a natural evolution of the artstyle of the previous games… I hope.
– Controlling Toree got way easier!
No more Run-Button, meaning players don’t have to hold down the right trigger for ages.
Most actions (except for the trigger for the ground dash) only use the Jump button.
Ground Dash is performed by the now freed Right Trigger of your controller (LMB if K&M)
