A leaked internal trailer shows gameplay footage from Transformers: Reactivate, the cancelled co-op action game developed by Splash Damage. The studio announced the project in 2022 as a 1-4 player co-op title, but the game was cancelled in 2025. No substantial gameplay had been publicly revealed before.
The trailer surfaced on X via a user archiving the game. According to analysis of the leak, the trailer was created around October or November 2024, roughly three months before cancellation. A message accompanying the leak stated the music in the trailer was released October 21st, 2024. By that point, parent company Tencent had withdrawn funding in June or July 2024, suggesting the trailer was made as an investment pitch to other publishers that ultimately failed.
The gameplay shown includes shooting, driving, and shooting while driving sequences. The footage appears to represent a premium $70 release, marking a shift from the original free-to-play live service model. The updated version featured a story campaign playable solo or in online co-op. The leaked material reveals surprisingly little actual transformation mechanics, though the trailer quality suggests a polished 2020s production.