Hold onto your Energon, Transformers fans— Transformers gameplay footage from the canceled Transformers Reactivate has surfaced online, and it’s enough to make any Autobot enthusiast shed a tear for what could have been.

The leak comes courtesy of the Twitter/X account, a hub for all things Transformers Reactivate. The footage showcases Bumblebee, the iconic yellow bot, as he zips, blinks, and fights his way through a sprawling open-world map.

Based on the controller interface seen in the footage, the Transformers game was shaping up to be a 1-4-player online co-op adventure with character-specific abilities and ultimate attacks. The Transformer Bumblebee toolkit looked electrifying—literally. His Thunder Crash ability lets him teleport to enemies for a stunning AoE attack, while his Overcharge ultimate boosted his speed and damage potential. A passive ability, Capacitor, allowed him to collect static orbs to keep the carnage flowing.

Leaked screenshots from December 2022 hinted at a tantalizing story where Autobots and Decepticons teamed up against a greater menace. With playable characters like Starscream, Soundwave, and Hotrod in the mix, the game promised an epic expansion of the Transformers universe.

On January 8, 2024, Splash Damage decided to end Transformers Reactivate development. Based fans watch this footage with mixed emotions because it shows their unfulfilled dream of experiencing great Cybertronian adventures.

FAQs

Is Transformers Reactivate still releasing?

No, so far there is no update. But there was leaked footage which sparked anticipation among many fans. So do not lose hope.

What is the transformer's reactivate plot?

The plot is that there is a serious threat to humanity, and it has already triumphed. Earth is no longer theirs; it belongs to someone else.

Who is cancelling transformers reactivate?

It was announced by splash damage on X that they are calling off the games development.