Transformers: Battlegrounds

The name or term "Battlegrounds" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Battlegrounds (disambiguation).

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Transformers: Battlegrounds
Good luck, Commander. We will be watching.
Developer	Coatsink
Publisher	Outright Games Bandai Namco Entertainment (Europe)
Platform	Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
Release date	October 23, 2020
Ratings	ESRB: RP PEGI: 7+

Transformers: Battlegrounds is a video game by Coatsink, released October 23, 2020. It is the first new Transformers game released for a home console since Activision's previous game development license expired. Described as a "tactical warfare adventure" game, Battlegrounds is based on the Cyberverse franchise, featuring the character designs and voice actors from the accompanying animated series.

Featured characters

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Autobots	Decepticons	Others
Optimus Prime (Jake Foushee) Bumblebee (Jeremy Levy) Arcee (Jaime Lamchick) Grimlock (Ryan Andes) Windblade (Jessica DiGiovanni) Wheeljack (Billy Bob Thompson)	Megatron (Marc Thompson) Soundwave (Marc Swint) Shockwave (Ryan Andes) Shadow Striker (Deanna McGovern) Hyperdrive (Kellen Goff) Battletrap Dead End Offroad (Marc Swint) Blackjack Roadtrap Seekers Starscream (Billy Bob Thompson) Slipstream (Erin Yvette) Thrust Acid Storm (Jaime Lamchick) Thundercracker Dirge Ramjet Nova Storm	Teletraan-X (Tony Daniels) You

Quotes

""Bumblebee, can you hear me?"
"Windblade! Is that you?"
"Hey! I'm glad to hear Ratchet finally fixed your voicebox. I'm on my way. Head north, but be careful..."

- Once again, Windblade sneaks in a name drop during her first transmission to Bumblebee.

"After countless cycles, it's mine."
"Enough."
"What? The Allspark - it SPEAKS!"
"No, Megatron. I am Optimus Prime."

— Megatron's supposed talk with the Allspark prior to Optimus Prime revealing himself.

Notes

Continuity notes

• Battlegrounds is set in an alternate version of the Cyberverse cartoon continuity; although it picks up where "Eruption" left off, it is otherwise largely irreconcilable with the events of that show's second season. A conversation between Arcee and Wheeljack suggests that this game takes place in one of the many alternate universes that the Cyberverse cartoon repeatedly alluded to over the course of its second and third seasons.