Couch co-op title "Servonauts" hits Switch first half 2024

Developer MAXART has announced their debut title Servonauts, an absurd couch co-op party game for up to 4 players set in space. Expect lots of yelling, directing, last-second ditch efforts to fulfill orders, and possibly a few ruined friendships. As players don their space suits, their mission is simple - to keep the Astroil space oil CEO happy! All they have to do is use wobbly pipes to mix and pump fuels to impatient customers, overcome traps, questionable constructions, and each other. Servonauts is launching in the first half of this year on PC and Nintendo Switch.

Servonauts is an absurd couch co-op party game for up to 4 players. Use wobbly physics-based pipes to pump fuel to your customers or die hilariously while trying. Put on your space suits and work together to service space cars and keep your galactic oil baron CEO happy.

Play solo or as a group of up to 4 in a local co-op to overcome traps, pipes and each other across a series of whacky levels and environments.

Work Hard, Play Harder - Work with your team as efficiently as possible, unless they’re in your way! Your communication, patience, and relationships will be tested as you aim for the Gold Stars! Will you help your teammates by connecting pipes and mixing the right fuels? Or will you hinder them by stealing their pipes, dropping them in lava, or dragging your friends off platforms?!

Returning Customers - Each level has unique challenges designed to test your skill, teamwork, and coordination. To collect all three Gold Stars, you and your friends will need to step up your game. Masterful teams can push harder and harder to raise their high scores and earn their bragging rights. Will this mean the Servonauts finally get a vacation? (Don’t be ridiculous…)

Chaotic & Colourful Madness - To pump these cars, you’ll need Astroil’s patent-pending floppy fuel pipe technology! They can bend and stretch to get fuel where you need it. They’re even partially lava-resistant! Be careful though, pumping the wrong fuel can trigger explosive consequences.