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Media and Trailers
June 26, 2026 at 07:30 AM
Added the June 2026 combat-rebuild proof-of-concept footage as the latest media beat
Ember and Blade has been shown off through a series of official trailers and gameplay videos, along with screenshots on its store page, as the studio builds toward Early Access. These materials offer the clearest look at the game's atmosphere, combat, and bosses ahead of launch. For a chronological account of how its playable builds evolved, see Demo History.
The game's first-party reveal trailer was published on the official Ember and Blade channel. It introduced the dark-fantasy premise, the immortal demon hunter Fenrix, and the game's blend of horde combat and dramatic boss duels, setting the tone for everything shown since.
Beyond the reveal, the studio has released gameplay-focused material across the game's pre-launch period, including a demo launch trailer tied to a fall 2025 fan-fest event and a later reveal trailer for a new chapter of content. These videos have showcased new stages, bosses, weapons, and the progression systems that round out the experience. The content they highlight is detailed on the Acts and Demo History pages.
In June 2026, the studio released a dedicated announcement trailer confirming that Ember and Blade is coming to PlayStation 5 alongside the PC version. The console reveal restated the survivors-like premise and the immortal hunter Fenrix, while signaling that additional consoles beyond PlayStation 5 are planned but not yet named. It is the clearest confirmation so far that the game will reach players outside of PC at launch. The current platform and release details are covered on the Release and Platforms page.
In June 2026 the studio shared early proof-of-concept footage alongside a director's note, previewing a planned rebuild of the game's combat for an upcoming demo. The footage was built using existing assets and was presented as a look at the intended direction rather than final-quality material, making it the most recent significant media beat ahead of Early Access.
The official store page hosts a set of screenshots and gameplay clips that capture the game in motion: Fenrix carving through demon hordes, sword-and-magic combat, set-piece boss encounters, and the game's atmospheric world rendered in a deliberately restrained color palette. These images give a sense of both the action and the visual direction. For the broader picture of the game, see Ember and Blade.