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This is an early review, so rest assured, there are no spoilers! Here’s the premise: Dracula is back from the dead and surprisingly, he’s seeking redemption. His plan? Join forces with the British during World War II. He’ll be dropped into a Nazi train packed with soldiers, supervillains, and a dangerous vampire plague that could unleash a new wave of terror. Dracula must fight his way through, confronting his past and battling the evil Hazel and Ivy, who are leading the Nazis and seem determined to see him fail. It’s a complex setup, but Operation: Iron Coffin #1 handles it brilliantly and hints at a story with stakes far beyond simply defeating the Nazis.

The studio appears to have done an excellent job, successfully combining high-quality visuals, impressive effects, and smooth performance.

You can still find the trailer on YouTube, including on The Game Awards’ official channel where it was originally shown. The Nagoshi Studios X (formerly Twitter) account is still up, and its pinned post still links to the first trailer for Gang of Dragon. However, the account hasn’t been updated since early February. Surprisingly, the game’s Steam page is still live as well.

This morning, content creator @GabeFollower noticed a new listing for the Steam Controller on the Komodo Station website. The listing appears to have been updated around 4 AM Eastern Time, suggesting it’s very recent. Since Komodo Station is Valve’s official store, this could mean the controller is finally going to be released. Soon after, people also found listings for the Steam Machine and the Steam Frame VR headset, though it’s unclear if that news is as reliable.