Press Kit

Thank you for you interest in 2080 - Operation Sunshield. This press kit is intended to provide all important information on one place. If you need any additional information or any of the information below in a different format, feel free to contact us (info@onebitwonder.de).

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Table of Contents

• Factsheet
• Description
• Features
• News and Updates
• History
• Videos
• Screenshots
• Artworks & Sprites
• Logos
• Team

Factsheet [top]

Developer	OneBitWonder (Lubitz & Pfeffer GbR) Located in Worpswede, Germany
Publisher	No publisher
Platforms	Steam, Android, iOS, Nintendo Switch
Release Date	2027
Estimated playing time	4-5 hours
Links	OneBitWonder Website Steam Page Kolja on Linkedin Carsten on Linkedin YouTube Channel BlueSky Mastodon Instagram Podcast "GameDev nach Feierabend"
Contact	info@onebitwonder.de

Description [top]

2080 is a cheerful cartoon adventure in a shady world. It features quirky characters on a breakneck mission into space. The story is told in three chapters. The third chapter will provide different endings: You can determine the success or failure of the mission.

It can be played as a classical point and click adventure game (with the mouse), on a touchscreen (on mobile devices) or with direct movement on a game controller.

News and Updates [top]

There is an RSS feed that can be subscribed to receive all updates.

History [top]

The history of 2080 is closely linked to our other collaborative projects. It began with the Global Game Jam 2010 at the University of Bremen, after which we worked on two games as a three-person team. In 2020, each of us released a game independently and we decided to start a podcast about game development together.

We realised that we couldn't make a podcast about game development without actually making a game together. Ultimately, we decided to create a science fiction adventure game.

While developing the engine's fundamentals, the game's planned content was defined and revised. The idea for a game about climate change emerged in January 2023, but without a solid concept, progress on the development stalled.

In 2025, nordmedia funding enabled us to create a comprehensive game design document and to begin the development of the actual game in 2026.

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Timeline

Features [top]

• A cheerful cartoon adventure in a shady world
• Quirky characters
• A breakneck mission in three acts
• Different endings: Determine the success or failure of the mission
• Flexible controls: classic mouse-style “point and click”, or cozy controller mode
• Hand-drawn cartoon-graphics
• Full voice acting in English and German

Team [top]

We are a two-person team from north Germany. Officially, OneBitWonder is located in Worpswede, Lower Saxony.