REMASTERED VERSION OF INDIE MECHA HIT NOW AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE!
Tokyo, Japan — Japanese publisher GameTomo has announced that Project Nimbus: Complete Edition is now available on Steam. Project Nimbus is a high-flying action mecha game inspired by classic mecha like Macross and Gundam as well as games like the Ace Combat series. The game has been available in its original Kickstarter form since 2017, but PC gamers can now own the remastered version that was launched on the Nintendo Switch and PS4 in Japan.
Players who already own the Steam Early Access version will be automatically updated for free to include both the remastered and original version at no extra charge. New buyers will also receive both versions.
This version contains special enhancements for PC gamers, including mouse, keyboard, and gamepad support, detailed visual settings, support for Ultrawide 4K resolution monitors, and uncapped framerate, and new Steam achievements.
Project Nimbus: Complete Edition features pulse-pounding, high-speed combat across a variety of theaters of war across a futuristic Earth. Three main factions duke it out for control over scarce resources using Battle Frames, powerful combat suits that can field a diverse array of fantastical weapons. New to this release is the enhanced Survival mode that pits players against never ending waves of enemies, challenging them to succeed against impossible odds. The new WARFRONT mode further elaborates on this formula by adding multiple objectives and missions to the survival gameplay, forcing the player to make tactical decisions as they rise through the ranks.
“Nimbus fans on PC have wanted to play this new remastered version for a long time, and we’re very happy to bring it to them. We’ve worked closely with original developers GameCrafterTeam to make sure previous buyers get the old and new game on Steam just as they wanted it!” said Reece Scott, CEO of GameTomo.
Project Nimbus Complete Edition Key Features
- High-speed battle action, piloting heavily armored Battle Frames through the war torn skies.
- 26 missions in a variety of locations, including floating cities, ocean fortresses, mountain bases, futuristic prisons, and battles in space.
- New PC features, including full mouse and keyboard support (in addition to gamepad), Steam Achievement support, and detailed visual settings.
- Support for 21:9 Ultra-wide, 4K resolution monitors, and 60, 90, 144, and uncapped framerate support.
- Over a dozen playable Battle Frames with weapons including smart missiles, energy blades, particle cannons, floating energy shields, railguns and autonomous psychodrones.
- A sprawling storyline with battles between three different factions over a war-torn futuristic planet: the US-led CFN, the Russia-led UCN, and the shadowy terrorist Children of Fallen Nations.
- Complex bosses each with a unique fighting style, including orbiting nuclear battle mechs, bands of deadly pilots, and weaponized flying ships.
- Missiles, rail guns and cannons for long range combat…energy blades and blade rushes for melee!
- Bonus Survival Mode lets you choose from an entire hangar of Battle Frames, and then you must battle endless waves of enemies with increasing power.
- WARFRONT mode includes massive replayability with six unlimited mission modes including Base Defense, Interception, and Assassination. Six levels of pilot (including Legendary) and Battle Frame customization will keep you playing for hours more.
Check Out the Project Nimbus: Complete Edition Steam Launch Trailer:
For more information on Project Nimbus: Complete Edition, please visit the official website.
Related: PROJECT NIMBUS: Complete Edition Review for Nintendo Switch
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