Developer Double Fine Productions and publisher Adult Swim Games' eccentric 70's sci-fi metroidvania game Headlander finally launched onto Xbox One today.

As you may recall Headlander previously released on PC and PS4 back in July. At the time (and still) it was among my favorite games of the year, and I typically don't even like metroidvania games.

First time hearing about Headlander? No problem -- here's everything you need to know via the game's Steam page:

You are the last known human in the universe, and all that's left of you is a disembodied head. Seeking clues to your fractured past, you must travel through a hostile world of machines using a special helmet that allows you to dock into and take control of any robotic host body. As you launch from one body to the next, you'll start to discover that things are not quite what they appear to be, and the fate of humanity has yet to be decided... Fresh from Double Fine Productions, Headlander is a a retro-futuristic, side-scrolling, action-adventure game set in a world inspired by 70’s science fiction. It is a world of automation, a utopia gone wrong in which all of humanity have transferred their minds into robotic imposter bodies and are ruled by a deranged computer. Brought to you by Double Fine Productions (Psychonauts, Broken Age) and Adult Swim Games (Duck Game, Jazzpunk), Headlander is guaranteed to be the ultimate head trip.
To celebrate the game's launch on Xbox One, all versions have gone on sale at forty percent off. The deal lasts until November 22nd on Steam, and November 25th for Xbox One and PS4, and knocks the game down to $11.99 USD.