The Sinking City 2 and Crimson Desert Get New Gameplay Trailers

New trailers for five upcoming games give players a clearer look at what to expect in the coming months. These releases span horror, fantasy, and historical action genres, offering variety for different tastes. Buyers can now see gameplay mechanics and visual styles before committing to purchases.

New footage reveals combat and puzzle details for upcoming horror and fantasy titles

The Sinking City 2 returns to Arkham with a focus on cosmic horror. The trailer shows players fighting monsters, solving puzzles, and battling eldritch gods. The Sinking City 2 trailer showcases gameplay including monster combat, puzzle solving, and eldritch god battles in Arkham.

Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy takes players back 15 years before Requiem. You will follow a young Sophia as she navigates a dark medieval world. The game emphasizes combat and puzzle-solving elements familiar to the series.

Crimson Desert is adding significant content to its live service model. The update includes over 20 new pieces of content, 120 new pets and mounts, and 70 new outfits. Crimson Desert update highlights include 20+ new content pieces, 120+ new pets/mounts, and 70+ new outfits.

1666: Amsterdam launches in Steam Early Access on August 25. The game focuses on investigation mechanics and combat set in a historical setting. 1666: Amsterdam focuses on combat and investigation mechanics, launching in Steam Early Access on August 25.

The Lord of the Rings: War in the North – Legacy Edition receives a shadow-drop re-release by Aspyr. This version adds co-op support, UI improvements, and autosave features. It does not include a major visual overhaul but updates the experience for modern players.

We looked at Resonance earlier while tracking Frogwares, pearl abyss, aspyr, focus entertainment, nacon launches. These trailers provide a snapshot of the diverse titles coming to market soon. New trailers released for The Sinking City 2, Crimson Desert, Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, 1666: Amsterdam, and The Lord of the Rings: War in the North – Legacy Edition.