According to the developer, “Aztech Forgotten Gods is the cyber-stone action adventure following Achtli, a young woman who battles the colossal Forgotten Gods. To uncover the truth behind her far-future Mesoamerican metropolis, she’ll have to turn the Gods’ power against them, as she soars through the city with power and grace using an ancient artifact, remnant of a time long forgotten.”

The game promises a huge city to explore, a “unique futuristic Mesoamerican setting,” massive bosses, an in-depth narrative, and a new take on Aztech mythology. What we’ve seen of the game looks very good thus far, so Aztech Forgotten Gods should be one to keep an eye on. The game is scheduled to release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC this fall.

You can watch the extended announcement trailer below:

Nintendo put several upcoming indie titles in the spotlight during their recent Indie World showcase, and one of the ones that looked quite promising was Mexican developer Lienzo’s action-adventure title, Aztech Forgotten Gods. With a fascinating mythology-infused story, a futuristic setting, and what are looking like promising traversal and combat mechanics, it definitely grabbed attention.

Aztech Forgotten Gods is set in a world where European powers never arrived on the shores of ancient Mesoamerica, and never settled the land. In a distant future, the Aztec Empire’s capital city Tenochtitlan has become a thriving metropolis, but when protagonist Achtli joins her archeologist mother Nantsin on an unsanctioned dig, she begins down a path of fighting colossal foes and uncovering the mystery of why the gods disappeared so long ago.

The game promises a vertical city with plenty of traversal options, boss fights against massive foes, a world full of quests and side quests, and a progression system that will see you improving your gauntlet which serves as your primary weapon in the game.

Aztech Forgotten Gods is due out later this year for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.