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Neon-coated cosmic shooter Aluna Rift heading to Nintendo Switch

Posted on November 3, 2025 by (@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop

Today, Digiggle Games announced the upcoming release of its Nintendo Switch game Aluna Rift. The title is slated for November 27, 2025.

Aluna Rift is a neon-coated cosmic shooter. The love letter to classic arcade games takes inspiration from Asteroids.

Everything you need to know can be found in the following overview:

Supported by an intoxicating original soundtrack and gorgeous ever-changing cosmic backdrops, Aluna Rift fuses old-school arcade action with several modern-day gaming influences. Weapon upgrades are plentiful and full of vibrant neon-illumination, especially when combining several simultaneously. There are enormous screen-filling Boss Fights that really amp up the challenge, as well as a variety of random encounters that catch you off-guard by switching up the gameplay. Roguelite elements are also present, with the player’s performance in a run being rewarded with buffs for the next one. You can even bring a friend into the mix with co-operative game modes, or go head-to-head in a – surprisingly exhilarating – splitscreen battle mode!

To top it all off, there’s an endless survival mode, equipped with its own global leaderboard that simply amplifies the already-present voice in your head whispering “just one more go!”.

Key Features

  • Epic Boss Battles – enormous challenges to test your focus & skill
  • Precise & Responsive Controls – featuring fully rebindable controls
  • Stylized Neon Aesthetic – beautiful vibrant chaos atop the calm backdrop of space
  • Original Soundtrack – perfectly crafted for the game by the talented Blackout Noise
  • 2-Player Game Modes – co-operative play as well as a splitscreen battle mode
  • Achievements – plenty to earn through skill, including some extreme challenges
  • Endless Replayability – get into a flow state and aim for the best hiscore in the world

Developer Ben Lowther-Saul said: “The game actually started life as part of a job application. I was asked to ‘recreate Asteroids (1979) in Unity’ over the course of a few days, and something about what I delivered really struck a chord with me. Everything just snowballed from there really! I challenged myself to evolve that initial work into its own unique fully fledged game.” 

We have a trailer for the game below.

Gameplay Trailer

The game will be out as a digital download for $4.99. For more Nintendo Switch coverage, check out this page.

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