Gameplay footage of PS5 and PC title Godfall reportedly leaks

A short video claiming to show gameplay footage of Godfall has surfaced online.

Following a similarly short gameplay leak in December, another six seconds of footage from the title has been posted on Reddit.

The poster, YeaQuarterDongIng, claims the footage embedded below is from an internal trailer used in early 2019.

Developed by Counterplay Games and set to be published by Gearbox, the fantasy “looter-slasher” became the first officially announced PlayStation 5 game when it was unveiled at The Game Awards in December.

It’s currently confirmed for release exclusively on PS5 and PC via the Epic Games Store during the 2020 holiday season. However, Counterplay’s website previously stated it’s in development for “next-gen consoles,” suggesting an Xbox Series X release is also on the cards.

[GodFall] [Video] – Combat Footage (A Fraction of the footage from an Unreleased Trailer I have) from r/PS4

The Godfall development team is comprised of around 75 people with experience working on the Ratchet & Clank series, God of War, Destiny 2, Horizon Zero Dawn, Diablo III, Gears 5, Star Wars Battlefront, Titanfall 2, Left 4 Dead 2, Evolve, Halo 5, Battlefield 3, BioShock Infinite, Call of Duty, Injustice 2 and Overwatch.

Counterplay Games CEO Keith Lee told the PlayStation Blog in December that Godfall will include a strong focus on co-operative gameplay and be playable in solo, duo or trio.

“Our goal with Godfall is to reforge fantasy ARPG-style loot progression and third-person melee combat into a whole new genre: The Looter-Slasher,” he said.

“Namely, our game is uniquely one-part gear driven and one-part player-skill driven. Godfall retains the desire for offense-oriented, mastery-driven combat, rewarding you with head-turning, powerful loot that then inspires your next set of character builds.”

Players will be able to take on “satisfying one-against-many enemy encounters along with challenging head-to-head boss fights” individually or with up to two other players.

“Godfall’s designed from the ground up with co-op in mind,” Lee said. “You can play the entire game in solo, duo or trio. Your enemies will respond dynamically, mutating their behavior and attack patterns based on your group size. Our goal for co-op is stronger together, and fun for all.”