1CGS revealed new The War of the Worlds: Siberia gameplay footage during the IGN Fan Fest 2025 event. The brand new story-focused trailer introduces players to suspense and intrigue in the upcoming third-person action-adventure game, set in the world of H.G. Well’s legendary 1897 sci-fi novel.
The War of the Worlds: Siberia follows an unnamed protagonist as he attempts to navigate the Russian Empire currently under the rule of alien invaders. With the original book set in England and the popular film set in America, TWotW: Siberia gives another perspective fueled by political intrigue and the intimidating sci-fi presence.
The new in-engine trailer teases this enticing dichotomy, illuminating the precarious position of the game’s protagonist and his allies as they survive under the imposition of their invaders as they seek to strike a bargain.
The game promises to provide a thrilling third-person view action-adventure experience. Players can expect an intricate story with memorable characters, historically inspired by 19th-century Russia. Moreover the game promises to have dozens of weapons, from cap-lock rifles and black powder pistols to the Maxim machine gun. Plus, there will be stealth elements and spatial puzzles.
As the devs noted:
“Our gameplay reveal trailer has garnered over 360,000 views across YouTube, the team is really happy to see the interest in Siberia and share more in this cinematic cut. Adapting the world of a legendary literary work into a game is an incredible opportunity and we’re excited to share more in the near future.”
There is currently no ETA for when The War of the Worlds: Siberia will come out. Naturally, though, we’ll be sure to keep you posted.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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