Vancouver-based developer Sword Twin Studios has released a new teaser trailer for its 2D action platformer game, SkyKeepers, which is first set to release via Early Access on PC sometime in Q1 2017, with a full release on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC planned at an undisclosed date.

Never heard of SkyKeepers? No problem -- here's an overview from Sword Twin Studios:

SkyKeepers is a 2D action platformer following the journey of village chief Tangi, as he desperately fights to reclaim both his world and life. Seamlessly chain together various attacks and combos, launching foes skyward. When they’re airborne, teleport to your still hurtling foes to maintain the onslaught in visceral mid-air combat. Once dispatched, use the materials left behind to repair the once great Skykeeper Village. As the village grows, Tangi unlocks new attacks and skills allowing for unique fighting styles to evolve. SkyKeepers offers stunning visuals and a unique journey through a fantasy world inspired by oceanic Austronesian culture. A tragic accident spirals Tangi into despair, turning him to stone. Unprotected, the village suffers onslaught after onslaught of unkept hostile spirits who now flood the islands. A year passes before Tangi awakes, emerging from his skin of stone to give witness to the devastation of his absence. Picking up his axe, he must conquer the demons of these lands to rebuild his village. To rebuild himself. Features:
  • Story – An impactful tale that looks at what it takes to overcome great difficulties and tragedy.

  • Combat – Clever and sharply designed combat that is fun for everyone, from new players to experienced brawlers!

  • Village – Build your village to increase your strength – The stronger the village, the stronger the player gets!

  • Art – With a charming and distinctive art style, the game is a striking visual experience in 2D.

As mentioned above, Sword Twin Studios released a new 30 second trailer that gives a brief overview of what the game is, while also showing of plenty of new gameplay footage. You can check it out for yourself below: