Maestro Switch Demo Now Live, Full Game Arrives September 17
The Switch version marks a major rework of the VR-originated game, with redesigned camera systems, refreshed hand animations, and new content like the Attack on Titan track, making it a distinct release rather than a straight port.
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Double Jack released a free demo for the motion-controlled orchestra conducting game Maestro on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 on August 14. The demo includes a story-driven tutorial, Verdi's Requiem at four difficulty levels, and a mini-game. The full game launches September 17 for 4,980 yen, with pre-orders discounted to 4,280 yen until September 16.
Double Jack's orchestra conducting game Maestro now has a free demo on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, available now on the Nintendo eShop. The demo walks players through a story-driven tutorial called Master Class, then lets them conduct Verdi's Requiem across four difficulty levels, with a comic mini-game for breaks between performances.
The Switch version was rebuilt for the platform, with a redesigned camera system, refreshed hand animations, and gameplay tuned to Joy-Con motion controls. It also adds a new track, Ashes on The Fire from the anime Attack on Titan, to a repertoire of classical pieces and film and game soundtracks.
The full game launches September 17 for 4,980 yen. Pre-orders before September 16 get a 4,280 yen price and the talking baton La Culture as a bonus. Maestro is also available on Meta Quest, PS VR2, Pico, and SteamVR.
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