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Dreadnought Gets New Gameplay Trailer Before PC Release in 2015

Grey Box nad YAGER has announced the release of a brand-new video for Dreadnought which is scheduled for release on PC in 2015. The new trailer focuses on the game's 5v5 Team Deathmatch multiplayer mode alongside new weapons, abilities and more. Read on to learn more.

From the Press Release
Today we’re very proud to share an all-new gameplay video from Grey Box and YAGER’s Dreadnought, the aerial armada action game scheduled for release on PC next year. The game received an incredibly enthusiastic reaction at PAX PRIME where it was playable for the first time, and this video gives a quick first look at what everyone was so excited to experience. It focuses on the game’s 5v5 Team Deathmatch multiplayer mode, and has commentary from game Director Peter Holzapfel and Designer Eino Joas. While all five ship classes can be seen at various points in the video, three of them take the forefront – the Tactical Cruiser (support), Destroyer (assault) and the namesake Dreadnought (heavy) – including a never-before-seen Dreadnought ship variation. Keen-eyed viewers will also spot the Corvette (scout) and the Artillery Cruiser (sniper) in the battle, and there will be even more ships selectable in each class when the game goes live.

In addition to the five-on-five gameplay, the video showcases the different weapons and abilities that players can equip and customize on their ships. From broadside shots to torpedoes, repair lasers to tactical nukes, there will be dozens of different ways players can wage ship-to-ship warfare in the game. This new video also offers a hint at the levels of strategy players will need to employ if they want to emerge victorious from battle; when to jump into the fray, when to raise shields or choosing to divert energy to weapons or thrusters are key decisions that will need to be made to ensure success.

Dreadnought is set in a futuristic era of war and hardship, where players take on the role of a mercenary spaceship captain who owes allegiance to no nation, fighting for glory amidst a galaxy of chaos. Battleships in the game are massive spacecraft that come in varied shapes and classes. Commanders will assume complete control, dedicating power to specific sub-systems, customizing weapons, engines, armor, abilities, crew and their ships’ aesthetics. The game will feature 5v5 multiplayer as well as a single player campaign.

Dreadnought is powered by Epic Games’ Unreal Engine 4 (UE4) technology and is scheduled for release in 2015. For more information, please visit www.playdreadnought.com.

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