September is getting pretty crowded on us all of a sudden. We know the next installment of Gears of War is coming then, as well as The Legend of Zelda. Another that’s getting added to the pile? The upcoming mecha game, Daemon X Machina.

Announced at Nintendo’s E3 Direct, you can see the trailer below. The game was announced last year and has been shown off a few times, including a demo earlier in the year. It has an interesting style, a sort of hyper colored anime type aesthetic, and promises some mecha action we haven’t seen in a good while. The game plays similar to Armored Core, a series that’s been absent ever since developer From hit the big time with the Souls franchise.

Daemon X Machina will release exclusively on the Nintendo Switch on September 13th. Keep up to date on all the news and videos about the game with us here.

Yesterday’s Nintendo Direct was ripe with major new announcements, but we also got updates on a lot of games that were previously announced. This includes Marvelous and First Studio’s mech action game Daemon X Machina, which was originally announced back at E3. We got a brand new trailer for the game during the Direct yesterday, which showed off a whole lot of mech action that we can expect to be in the game, while also introducing some new features.

These new features introduce the ability to get out of your mech, and actually explore the game world on foot, as well as the ability to customize your mech. Nintendo also confirmed that the game will feature online and local co-op for up to four players, who will be able to team up to take down the bosses in the game. All in all, it sounds like an interesting game, and fans of mechs will probably be well served to keep their eye out for it

Daemon X Machina launches exclusively for the Nintendo Switch in 2019.

Nintendo had a decent presence at Gamescom, with announcements of new indie titles coming to the Switch and gameplay for some of its bigger exclusives, on top of some surprise announcements as well. One of the upcoming Switch exclusives shown off was Daemon X Machina, and it was showcased on a recent live stream, offering a closer look at the mechanics. Check it out below.

The mechs in the game are referred to as Arsenal and have some pretty great mobility to go with their dashing looks. However, the character controlling the Arsenal is called the Outer. There are certain segments where players must travel on foot, such as when sneaking into an enemy base. It’s not too bad, and there’s a sufficient amount of violence to cause inside the Arsenal, so no need to worry on that front.

With Armored Core producer Kenichiro Tsukuda and Macross series mecha designer Shoji Kawamori on-board, there’s quite a lot to like about Daemon X Machina. The game is out exclusively for the Nintendo Switch in 2019, so we should find out soon if the gameplay holds up.