Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC) - Revision history

IZak910: Added screenshots, more quotes, and reorganized some of the text in the Multiplayer section.

2026-05-12T21:16:11Z

Added screenshots, more quotes, and reorganized some of the text in the Multiplayer section.

AzimuthAcolyte: Transformation cog -> Transformation cog (biology) update

2025-09-12T23:25:53Z

Transformation cog -> Transformation cog (biology) update

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	**Gameplay names include [[Thief in the Night]], [[Fire in the Sky]], [[Unicron\|Chaos Bringer]], [[Motormaster (G1)\|Motormaster!]], [[Devastator (G1)\|Devastator!]], [[Bruticus (G1)\|Brute-a-kiss!]], [[Slugfest (G1)\|Slugfest]], [[Powerglide (G1)\|Powerglide Performer]], [[Rumble (G1)\|First we crack the shell...]], [[Blackarachnia (BW)\|Blast-a-rachnia]] and [[Ramhorn (G1)\|Ramhorn]].		**Gameplay names include [[Thief in the Night]], [[Fire in the Sky]], [[Unicron\|Chaos Bringer]], [[Motormaster (G1)\|Motormaster!]], [[Devastator (G1)\|Devastator!]], [[Bruticus (G1)\|Brute-a-kiss!]], [[Slugfest (G1)\|Slugfest]], [[Powerglide (G1)\|Powerglide Performer]], [[Rumble (G1)\|First we crack the shell...]], [[Blackarachnia (BW)\|Blast-a-rachnia]] and [[Ramhorn (G1)\|Ramhorn]].
	*Autobots and Decepticons alike are heard to swear by '[[Primus]]', confirming his 'existence'.		*Autobots and Decepticons alike are heard to swear by '[[Primus]]', confirming his 'existence'.
	*Trypticon has a 'conversion cog' that controls his transformation, and is probably a less 'branded' term for G1's [[transformation cog]].		*Trypticon has a 'conversion cog' that controls his transformation, and is probably a less 'branded' term for G1's [[Transformation cog (biology)\|transformation cog]].
	*The game's Rocket Turret, when ripped from its mounting, is named the "[[Nucleon (substance)\|Nucleon]] Shock Cannon" on the HUD.		*The game's Rocket Turret, when ripped from its mounting, is named the "[[Nucleon (substance)\|Nucleon]] Shock Cannon" on the HUD.
	*Just before you go into the Stellar Galleries in Iacon Destroyed, above the doors is the Marathon logo.		*Just before you go into the Stellar Galleries in Iacon Destroyed, above the doors is the Marathon logo.

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Cut and unused content: definitive dlc mod

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	*Silverbolt (an Autobot) is in the files for Remnant (a Decepticon map) for some reason. The Decepticon shotgunner is also in the files.		*Silverbolt (an Autobot) is in the files for Remnant (a Decepticon map) for some reason. The Decepticon shotgunner is also in the files.
	*There exists vehicles modes of [[Heavy Soldier\|Heavy Soldiers]], the Decepticon variant uses Megatron's alt mode meanwhile the Autobot counterpart uses Brawl's tank mode		*There exists vehicles modes of [[Heavy Soldier\|Heavy Soldiers]], the Decepticon variant uses Megatron's alt mode meanwhile the Autobot counterpart uses Brawl's tank mode
	*The modding community behind this game have managed to port [https://~~github~~.~~com~~/~~DarkElementPL/WFCDLC~~ all of the DLC] into the PC version of the game. This includes DLC characters, Multiplayer and Escalation maps, albeit a bit buggy. They also made Escalation playable offline. Wicked!		*The modding community behind this game have managed to port [https://youtu.be/sryeCiQ7WTQ?si=2jPBWyEjpZ3kjMFU all of the DLC] into the PC version of the game. This includes DLC characters, Multiplayer and Escalation maps, albeit a bit buggy. They also made Escalation playable offline. Wicked!

	==Toys inspired by this game==		==Toys inspired by this game==

FortressMaxxing: Moving demo to notes since it's a pretty brief section otherwise

2025-06-21T19:50:18Z

Moving demo to notes since it's a pretty brief section otherwise

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	*There exists vehicles modes of [[Heavy Soldier\|Heavy Soldiers]], the Decepticon variant uses Megatron's alt mode meanwhile the Autobot counterpart uses Brawl's tank mode		*There exists vehicles modes of [[Heavy Soldier\|Heavy Soldiers]], the Decepticon variant uses Megatron's alt mode meanwhile the Autobot counterpart uses Brawl's tank mode
	*The modding community behind this game have managed to port [https://github.com/DarkElementPL/WFCDLC all of the DLC] into the PC version of the game. This includes DLC characters, Multiplayer and Escalation maps, albeit a bit buggy. They also made Escalation playable offline. Wicked!		*The modding community behind this game have managed to port [https://github.com/DarkElementPL/WFCDLC all of the DLC] into the PC version of the game. This includes DLC characters, Multiplayer and Escalation maps, albeit a bit buggy. They also made Escalation playable offline. Wicked!

	~~==Demo==~~
	On [[June 10]], 2010, a demo for the game was released on Xbox Live Marketplace. The demo is multiplayer only, and only two of the four classes, Soldier and Scout, are playable. Only one "Create a Character" slot is open for each class, but customization for chassis is not available. Players can only level up to Level 3 in each class. The only map available is "Molten", and the two gametypes available are Team Deathmatch and Conquest.

	==Toys inspired by this game==		==Toys inspired by this game==
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:WarForCybertron Soundwave Intro.jpg\|thumb\|]]		[[File:WarForCybertron Soundwave Intro.jpg\|thumb\|]]
			*On [[June 10]], 2010, a demo for the game was released on Xbox Live Marketplace. The demo is multiplayer only, and only two of the four classes, Soldier and Scout, are playable. Only one "Create a Character" slot is open for each class, but customization for chassis is not available. Players can only level up to Level 3 in each class. The only map available is "Molten", and the two gametypes available are Team Deathmatch and Conquest.
	*In the intro, and in some [[:File:Soundwave WfC GameInformer Concept Art.jpg\|concept art]], Soundwave is shown to have a red visor, despite him having a yellow visor in-game. It's possible this was a late change, as his [[Soundwave (WFC)/toys#War for Cybertron\|toy]] had the red visor, too.		*In the intro, and in some [[:File:Soundwave WfC GameInformer Concept Art.jpg\|concept art]], Soundwave is shown to have a red visor, despite him having a yellow visor in-game. It's possible this was a late change, as his [[Soundwave (WFC)/toys#War for Cybertron\|toy]] had the red visor, too.
	*The Plasma Cannon is treated as a rapid firing weapon in cutscenes instead of the charged weapon it is in game.		*The Plasma Cannon is treated as a rapid firing weapon in cutscenes instead of the charged weapon it is in game.


	==References==		==References==

FortressMaxxing: Shortening toys section since it's only meant to be a primer for the larger article (unlike most others which have full toy sections in their pages)

2025-06-21T19:48:20Z

Shortening toys section since it's only meant to be a primer for the larger article (unlike most others which have full toy sections in their pages)

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	{{main\|Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)#Toys}}		{{main\|Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)#Toys}}
	A few Deluxe Class toys based on the cast of characters for ''War for Cybertron'' were concurrently released in the ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)\|Transformers: Generations]]'' toyline (and eventually redecoed and re-released in [[Takara]]'s ''[[Transformers United\|United]]'' toyline). Interestingly, unlike with the last time Hasbro did a series of Deluxe toys [[Transformers The Game (console)#Toys\|meant to tie into a videogame]], these figures featured no [[subline imprint]] specific to ''War for Cybertron'' whatsoever, save for a sticker announcing the game's release that would only show up on a few early copies of these toys. This was it for ''War of Cybertron'' figures for well over a decade, until Hasbro introduced the "Gamer Edition" subline to [[Studio Series\|''Studio Series'']] in 2023, and with it, a whole new batch of figures based on the game's cast~~, including multiple characters that had never received toys before~~.		A few Deluxe Class toys based on the cast of characters for ''War for Cybertron'' were concurrently released in the ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)\|Transformers: Generations]]'' toyline (and eventually redecoed and re-released in [[Takara]]'s ''[[Transformers United\|United]]'' toyline). This was it for ''War of Cybertron'' figures for well over a decade, until Hasbro introduced the "Gamer Edition" subline to [[Studio Series\|''Studio Series'']] in 2023, and with it, a whole new batch of figures based on the game's cast.

	More about the War for Cybertron toys can be read on [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)\|this section]] in the core franchise page.		More about the War for Cybertron toys can be read on [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)\|this section]] in the core franchise page.

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2025-06-21T19:43:38Z

Per consistency with The Golden Lagoon

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	On [[June 10]], 2010, a demo for the game was released on Xbox Live Marketplace. The demo is multiplayer only, and only two of the four classes, Soldier and Scout, are playable. Only one "Create a Character" slot is open for each class, but customization for chassis is not available. Players can only level up to Level 3 in each class. The only map available is "Molten", and the two gametypes available are Team Deathmatch and Conquest.		On [[June 10]], 2010, a demo for the game was released on Xbox Live Marketplace. The demo is multiplayer only, and only two of the four classes, Soldier and Scout, are playable. Only one "Create a Character" slot is open for each class, but customization for chassis is not available. Players can only level up to Level 3 in each class. The only map available is "Molten", and the two gametypes available are Team Deathmatch and Conquest.

	==Toys==		==Toys inspired by this game==
	[[File:StudioSeriestoy-SkywarpWFCGE.jpg\|right\|thumb\|250px\|Voyager Skywarp]]		[[File:StudioSeriestoy-SkywarpWFCGE.jpg\|right\|thumb\|250px\|Voyager Skywarp]]
	{{main\|Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)#Toys}}		{{main\|Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)#Toys}}

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	==Demo==		==Demo==
	On [[June 10]], 2010, a demo for the game was released on Xbox Live Marketplace. The demo is multiplayer only, and only two of the four classes, Soldier and Scout, are playable. Only one "Create a Character" slot is open for each class, but customization for chassis is not available. Players can only level up to Level 3 in each class. The only map available is "Molten", and the two gametypes available are Team Deathmatch and Conquest.		On [[June 10]], 2010, a demo for the game was released on Xbox Live Marketplace. The demo is multiplayer only, and only two of the four classes, Soldier and Scout, are playable. Only one "Create a Character" slot is open for each class, but customization for chassis is not available. Players can only level up to Level 3 in each class. The only map available is "Molten", and the two gametypes available are Team Deathmatch and Conquest.

			==Toys==
			[[File:StudioSeriestoy-SkywarpWFCGE.jpg\|right\|thumb\|250px\|Voyager Skywarp]]
			{{main\|Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)#Toys}}
			A few Deluxe Class toys based on the cast of characters for ''War for Cybertron'' were concurrently released in the ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)\|Transformers: Generations]]'' toyline (and eventually redecoed and re-released in [[Takara]]'s ''[[Transformers United\|United]]'' toyline). Interestingly, unlike with the last time Hasbro did a series of Deluxe toys [[Transformers The Game (console)#Toys\|meant to tie into a videogame]], these figures featured no [[subline imprint]] specific to ''War for Cybertron'' whatsoever, save for a sticker announcing the game's release that would only show up on a few early copies of these toys. This was it for ''War of Cybertron'' figures for well over a decade, until Hasbro introduced the "Gamer Edition" subline to [[Studio Series\|''Studio Series'']] in 2023, and with it, a whole new batch of figures based on the game's cast, including multiple characters that had never received toys before.

			More about the War for Cybertron toys can be read on [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)\|this section]] in the core franchise page.

	==Reception==		==Reception==

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2025-06-16T05:45:53Z

Trophy/Achievement list: Splitting achievements between two rows

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Roodypatooti: /* Autobot Campaign */

2024-11-24T01:19:14Z

Autobot Campaign

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	*Characters available: [[Silverbolt (WFC)\|Silverbolt]], [[Air Raid (WFC)\|Air Raid]], [[Jetfire (WFC)\|Jetfire]]		*Characters available: [[Silverbolt (WFC)\|Silverbolt]], [[Air Raid (WFC)\|Air Raid]], [[Jetfire (WFC)\|Jetfire]]
	*Boss: [[Trypticon (WFC)\|Trypticon]]		*Boss: [[Trypticon (WFC)\|Trypticon]]
	Returning to Iacon, Optimus Prime orders the launching of a full-scale evacuation of Cybertron's surface. However, as the transports leave the atmosphere, Megatron, feeling slighted by his "brother", begins shooting them down with his ~~<s>giant purple griffin</s>~~ massive orbital space station. Optimus quickly realizes the need to shut down the station, and hastily sends a group of fliers to shut it down from the inside. The team manages to disable the power core, but Megatron taunts them as he activates a back-up generator. Then the station ''itself'' begins to mock them. Realizing the station is a Cybertronian, the team flies in deeper to find its Conversion Cog to force it into its robot mode before it can finish leveling Iacon, and "The Last Prime" along with it. Succeeding, the Autobots race out of the quickly transforming space station as it reveals itself to be Trypticon. The Autobots manage to shoot out the massive Decepticon's thrusters, causing it to hurtle towards the surface of the planet, just outside Iacon. Meanwhile, Optimus and the others decide to investigate the crash site and finish off the beast themselves.		Returning to Iacon, Optimus Prime orders the launching of a full-scale evacuation of Cybertron's surface. However, as the transports leave the atmosphere, Megatron, feeling slighted by his "brother", begins shooting them down with his massive orbital space station. Optimus quickly realizes the need to shut down the station, and hastily sends a group of fliers to shut it down from the inside. The team manages to disable the power core, but Megatron taunts them as he activates a back-up generator. Then the station ''itself'' begins to mock them. Realizing the station is a Cybertronian, the team flies in deeper to find its Conversion Cog to force it into its robot mode before it can finish leveling Iacon, and "The Last Prime" along with it. Succeeding, the Autobots race out of the quickly transforming space station as it reveals itself to be Trypticon. The Autobots manage to shoot out the massive Decepticon's thrusters, causing it to hurtle towards the surface of the planet, just outside Iacon. Meanwhile, Optimus and the others decide to investigate the crash site and finish off the beast themselves.

	''In Exodus Chapter 36–37, Trypticon Station began firing on the Autobot fleet as it fled Cybertron. Optimus Prime and a crew aboard the ''Eight Track'' commandoed their way into Trypticon and blasted apart the station from within. The novel made a point of (mostly) treating Jetfire as the only Autobot Seeker, and so there were no Air Raid and Silverbolt to act as his wingmen for a flying assault. Also, Trypticon did not transform in freefall.''		''In Exodus Chapter 36–37, Trypticon Station began firing on the Autobot fleet as it fled Cybertron. Optimus Prime and a crew aboard the ''Eight Track'' commandoed their way into Trypticon and blasted apart the station from within. The novel made a point of (mostly) treating Jetfire as the only Autobot Seeker, and so there were no Air Raid and Silverbolt to act as his wingmen for a flying assault. Also, Trypticon did not transform in freefall.''

Roodypatooti: /* Autobot Campaign */

2024-11-24T01:17:11Z

Autobot Campaign

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	*Characters available: Optimus, [[Sideswipe (WFC)\|Sideswipe]], Bumblebee		*Characters available: Optimus, [[Sideswipe (WFC)\|Sideswipe]], Bumblebee
	*Boss: Soundwave		*Boss: Soundwave
	Optimus allows his team to be captured by the Decepticons and enter the prison. The three are just barely saved from a firing squad by [[Air Raid (WFC)\|Air Raid]], but as they escape into the tunnels below, Air Raid is captured. The three Autobots sneak through the prison, rescuing Air Raid and releasing all the Autobot prisoners (including [[Arcee (WFC)\|Arcee]] and [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]]). Using the chaos as a distraction, the trio sneak to the high security bunker where Zeta Prime is being held. When the Autobots try to save ~~them~~, Soundwave attacks, sending out [[Frenzy (WFC)\|Frenzy]], [[Rumble (WFC)\|Rumble]], and [[Laserbeak (WFC)\|Laserbeak]]. The Autobots defeat them, but Soundwave manages to retreat. When Optimus tries to rescue Zeta, the Prime tells him that he is already dead and collapses. Optimus returns the body to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]], who tell Optimus that he must accept that he is a Prime and take up his role as leader. Thus, he becomes Optimus Prime. He then travels to the core to stop its corruption by dark energon.		Optimus allows his team to be captured by the Decepticons and enter the prison. The three are just barely saved from a firing squad by [[Air Raid (WFC)\|Air Raid]], but as they escape into the tunnels below, Air Raid is captured. The three Autobots sneak through the prison, rescuing Air Raid and releasing all the Autobot prisoners (including [[Arcee (WFC)\|Arcee]] and [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]]). Using the chaos as a distraction, the trio sneak to the high security bunker where Zeta Prime is being held. When the Autobots try to save him, Soundwave attacks, sending out [[Frenzy (WFC)\|Frenzy]], [[Rumble (WFC)\|Rumble]], and [[Laserbeak (WFC)\|Laserbeak]]. The Autobots defeat them, but Soundwave manages to retreat. When Optimus tries to rescue Zeta, the Prime tells him that he is already dead and collapses. Optimus returns the body to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]], who tell Optimus that he must accept that he is a Prime and take up his role as leader. Thus, he becomes Optimus Prime. He then travels to the core to stop its corruption by dark energon.

	''In Exodus Chapter 32, Optimus Prime, Jazz and Prowl stormed Kaon to recover a dying Sentinel Prime. It did not involve being deliberately captured or a battle with Soundwave.''		''In Exodus Chapter 32, Optimus Prime, Jazz and Prowl stormed Kaon to recover a dying Sentinel Prime. It did not involve being deliberately captured or a battle with Soundwave.''

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	A few Deluxe Class toys based on the cast of characters for ''War for Cybertron'' were concurrently released in the ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)\|Transformers: Generations]]'' toyline (and eventually redecoed and re-released in [[Takara]]'s ''[[Transformers United\|United]]'' toyline). Interestingly, unlike with the last time Hasbro did a series of Deluxe toys [[Transformers The Game (console)#Toys\|meant to tie into a videogame]], these figures featured no [[subline imprint]] specific to ''War for Cybertron'' whatsoever, save for a sticker announcing the game's release that would only show up on a few early copies of these toys. This was it for ''War of Cybertron'' figures for well over a decade, until Hasbro introduced the "Gamer Edition" subline to [[Studio Series\|''Studio Series'']] in 2023, and with it, a whole new batch of figures based on the game's cast~~, including multiple characters that had never received toys before~~.		A few Deluxe Class toys based on the cast of characters for ''War for Cybertron'' were concurrently released in the ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)\|Transformers: Generations]]'' toyline (and eventually redecoed and re-released in [[Takara]]'s ''[[Transformers United\|United]]'' toyline). This was it for ''War of Cybertron'' figures for well over a decade, until Hasbro introduced the "Gamer Edition" subline to [[Studio Series\|''Studio Series'']] in 2023, and with it, a whole new batch of figures based on the game's cast.

	More about the War for Cybertron toys can be read on [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)\|this section]] in the core franchise page.		More about the War for Cybertron toys can be read on [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)\|this section]] in the core franchise page.