Transformers: Fall of Cybertron (video game)

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Transformers: Fall of Cybertron is a direct sequel to the 2010 game War for Cybertron that was released on August 21, 2012. Published by Activision and developed by High Moon Studios, the game is a continuation of the events of War for Cybertron, It explores the Autobots' attempts to escape from a rapidly deteriorating Cybertron aboard the Ark, as well as the gradual downfall and collapse of the remnants of Cybertronian society. A side story also focuses on the creation of the Dinobots.

Featured characters

Autobots	Decepticons
Optimus Prime (Peter Cullen) Bumblebee Jazz (Troy Baker) Ratchet (Fred Tatasciore) Ironhide (Keith Szarabajka) Cliffjumper (Nolan North) Jetfire (Troy Baker) Grimlock (Gregg Berger) Hound Swoop Slug Sludge Snarl Wheeljack Warpath Perceptor Sideswipe (Travis Willingham) Ultra Magnus Silverbolt Metroplex (Fred Tatasciore)	Megatron (Fred Tatasciore) Starscream (Sam Riegel) Shockwave (Steve Blum) Soundwave (Isaac C. Singleton, Jr.) Onslaught Vortex Swindle (Steve Blum) Blast Off (Paul Eiding) Brawl (Nolan North) Bruticus (Nolan North) Trypticon Sharpshot (Steve Blum) Kickback (Troy Baker) Hardshell Rumble Laserbeak Leaper Guardian Wall Crawler Dragstrip Quake

Gameplay

In an extensive interview with London's The Metro, Matt Tieger spoke at length about the gameplay improvements Fall of Cybertron would feature. Tieger acknowledged War of Cybertron's story was undermined by designing the game levels first, and then finding ways to build the story around it. The story in Fall of Cybertron will also be given depth by Teletraan 1 terminals throughout the game, designed to give the player more information on the backstory of characters, events, etc. This time, the story's first act focuses on the Autobots, the second on the Decepticons and then returns to the Autobots, as opposed to having essentially two games about each faction that did not offer a different experience. Tieger promised the locations would offer the player more freedom, a sense of breathing space between gunfire gameplay segments, and the choice of whether to pass obstacles in robot or alternate mode (rather than forcing them to race to the next part of the map). Unique weaponry befitting each character's original tech specs were also promised, as well as more unique locations, with artists rendering different types of "rusted, pitted, steel, nickel, chrome" metal environments.

External links

• Official Website
• November cover revealed: Fall of Cybertron @ GameInformer
• Transformers: High Moon Studio tour @ GameInformer
• Fall of Cybertron: The New Optimus Prime @ GameInformer
• Grimlock Rises In Transformers: Fall of Cybertron Teaser Trailer @ GameInformer
• Behind the Crosshairs: The Weapons of Transformers @ GameInformer
• Fall of Cybertron Teaser 01 @ YouTube
• The Illustrated Tour of Cybertron @ GameInformer
• The Story And Direction Of Transformers: Fall Of Cybertron @ GameInformer
• Animating The Transformers @ GameInformer
• The Enemies & AI Of Transformers: Fall Of Cybertron @ GameInformer
• Transformers: Resurrecting The Dinobots @ GameInformer
• Fall Of Cybertron Deep Character Dive: Jazz @ GameInformer
• The Transformers Timeline @ Game Informer
• True To Form: Safeguarding The Transformers License @ GameInformer
• Creating The Soundscape Of Transformers @ GameInformer
• Larger Than Life: Designing Fall of Cybertron's Set Piece Moments @ GameInformer
• Transformers: Fall of Cybertron Gameplay Roundtable @ GameInformer
• Special Edition Podcast: Transformers: Fall of Cybertron @ GameInformer
• Fall of Cybertron Cinematic Teaser Trailer @ YouTube
• Fall of Cybertron Cinematic Trailer @ Spike TV (Mirrored @ YouTube)
• Fall of cybertron Official Gameplay Trailer @ Gamespot