Roguelike 20XX Shoots ’em up on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One in July

With a mix of Megaman and Gunstar Heroes, what’s not to like about 20XX? The roguelike action platformer is coming to the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 on July 10, while the Xbox One version will arrive on July 11, according to developers Batterystaple Games and Fire Hose Games.

20XX came to life as a Kickstarter project in 2014 under the name Echoes of Eridu. In a Reddit AMA, Chris King, founder of Batterystaple Games, says that the team created the Megaman-inspired game “because he’s been ignored by Capcom for so long. We really, really wanted to play more Megaman, so we decided to give it our best shot.”

20XX hit Steam Early Access back in November of 2014, with the release of the final version later in August of 2017. Valve even named the game one of their top Early Access Graduates of 2017 with over 100,000 purchased download from PC players.

Console players have a lot to look forward to. What makes 20XX different from your typical Megaman title are the procedurally generated levels, which make every play-through and level feel new and exciting. The game also features local and online co-op to play with friends. Those who purchase the console version will receive the Hawk DLC Pack, which adds a third playable character to the game.

“20XX is a marriage of classic action platformer gameplay with modern roguelike design,” says King. “The project has been such an incredible success for our team on PC and we can’t wait to bring console players into the fold when it launches in July.”

20XX coming to consoles is exciting news. Here at Paste, we ranked 20XX number two on our list of the best games we played at PAX 2015.

Watch the new trailer for the game below to get ready for the console release.