The wait is over. Our Extended Gameplay Reveal is here, and it’s the most comprehensive look at #EXODUSGame we’ve shared yet. Watch as we walk through Jun Aslan’s journey across the Centauri Cluster, from scrappy salvager to Traveler. You’ll get a deeper look at combat, exploration, companions, choices, powerful tech, and more. WHAT YOU’LL SEE IN THIS REVEAL: ⚔️ Combat across deadly worlds 🛰️ Exploration of ancient Celestial ruins and fallen civilizations 👥 A closer look at companions — human and Awakened animal alike — who fight alongside you 🔀 Paladin and Immortal morality alignments that define who Jun becomes 🧠 And high-stakes decisions that shape how your story unfolds This is just the beginning of Jun’s journey. What was your favorite moment from the Extended Gameplay Reveal? Let us know here in the comments ⤵️

// SIGNAL::DETECTED // ROUTE:: @FutureGamesShow >> EXODUS_Extended_Gameplay::CONFIRMED 📡Lock in coordinates: youtube.com/live/hM2Ofso_w0c… See you there, Travelers. 🫡

Our latest EXODUS gameplay clip takes place miles beneath Lidon, where the climate is... toasty. Clear the path. Shape the terrain. Stay alive. WATCH ⤵️

They've been dormant for thousands of years. Then Jun walked in. Check out some new WIP gameplay with a sneak peek at the Lance gauntlet ability, which hurls livestone javelins for heavy damage. #EXODUSGame

NVIDIA has confirmed that DLSS 5 its like a “filter” and works by taking two main inputs: - A single rendered 2D frame (the normal color image the game produces) - Motion vectors (data showing how objects move between frames) It does not get access to deeper game data like 3D geometry, depth buffers, or material properties. The AI looks only at the flat image and motion information, then guesses details about the scene, such as skin, hair, fabric, characters, and lighting.

You asked for more gameplay. Here's a first look. Stay tuned to this frequency for more snippets ahead of our Extended Gameplay reveal this summer.

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Every studio closed, every person laid off hurts this industry. If you are rooting for these games to fail / studios to close because you think they will start making what you like, YOU ARE MISTAKEN. That's not how things work. People try new things and that's the spice of games. Do you really believe people who made Titanfall is bad at making games and just suddenly decided to create something nobody will play? They tried, it may have failed but without someone trying we'll have the same things over and over again. The main problem is the time it takes to ship a game now. 6 YEARS! Even the biggest studios have 1 shot now, if a game fails you have to have 6 years of development costs to have another shot. Which currently most studios doesn't have the luxury. Making mistakes and producing less favorable games are the part of this industry but we have to make sure that the time to develop these games doesn't guarantee your studios fall once it fails. We have to reduce the scopes and make smaller games.