Today marks the release of the unique rhythm game Maestro on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, turning the player into a real orchestra conductor. The project is available both digitally (courtesy of Double Jack) and in physical format, published by Microids.
Features of Maestro:
- Intuitive Joy-Con controls: the gameplay is fully built on real orchestral conducting gestures, making perfect use of Nintendo consoles' motion sensors.
- Over 35 masterpieces of world music: the tracklist combines classical pieces (Beethoven, Wagner, Bizet, Orff) and iconic modern soundtracks, including themes from Game of Thrones, Star Wars, Harry Potter, and Attack on Titan.
- Cosmetics and progression: the ability to unlock new concert halls, outfits, batons, and gloves, alongside a roadmap with upcoming DLCs.
- Accessibility: three difficulty levels and a convenient story tutorial, making the game accessible to both newcomers and experienced musicians.
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