Tides of Annihilation release date speculation, pre-order and latest news

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If you’re interested in a new game based on the stories of King Arthur, you should watch for news about when Tides of Annihilation will be released.

This single-player action-adventure game, created in China, quickly gained popularity worldwide after its announcement. Players were impressed by its beautiful graphics, exciting battles, and unique world.

Eclipse Glow Games has demonstrated a strong ability to create impressive action games with huge enemies and expansive environments, based on what we’ve played so far.

Want to know more about the Tides of Annihilation release and everything else? Keep reading! You can find a trailer at the bottom of this page.

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When is the Tides of Annihilation release date? Speculation

Currently, there’s no confirmed release date for Tides of Annihilation. The developers, Eclipse Glow Games, haven’t even given an estimated timeframe yet.

After seeing several trailers and extended gameplay videos, we’re optimistic that Tides of Annihilation might come out by the end of 2026. But it’s also possible the release date could be pushed to 2027.

We hope to have news about when it will be released soon, and we’ll share that information here as soon as we can!

Can I pre-order Tides of Annihilation?

No, you cannot currently pre-order Tides of Annihilation.

Since the game doesn’t have a release date, or even an estimated timeframe, this news isn’t unexpected.

You can add it to your wishlist on the digital storefront of your choice, though.

We’ll update this page with pre-order information as and when it becomes available.

Which consoles and platforms can play Tides of Annihilation?

Tides of Annihilation has been confirmed for the PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC.

Currently, a version of the game for the Nintendo Switch 2 hasn’t been announced, but that might change. We’ll keep you informed if one is released!

Tides of Annihilation gameplay and story details

Tides of Annihilation is an action game where players battle through a destroyed London, now overrun by invaders from another world.

You are Gwendolyn, the last human survivor in London. Fight against the invaders and discover the secrets behind this strange, fantasy-filled take on Arthurian legends, set in modern London.

As you explore, you’ll encounter giant knights battling across Greater London in incredibly large and impressive fights.

Tides of Annihilation lets you control a team of more than ten powerful knights in battle. The game’s Steam page says this combat system is special and draws inspiration from the stories of King Arthur, with each knight possessing their own distinct skills and abilities.

Instead of just reading about it, it’s best to watch the 11-minute gameplay trailer to get a feel for how exciting the game actually is.

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Don’t miss the Mirror Combat gameplay trailer! It shows off a unique feature: controlling two characters simultaneously, each in their own separate world.

Is there a Tides of Annihilation trailer?

Several trailers for Tides of Annihilation have been released! You can watch the announcement trailer below to get a first look at the game.

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Toby SaundersFreelance Writer

Hey, so I’m Toby Saunders, and I basically write about video games for a living. I’ve been doing it for a while now, and my stuff has popped up on sites like PCGamesN, Nintendo Life, and Pocket Tactics. I actually studied Film at university, so sometimes I get to write about movies and TV shows too, which is a nice change of pace.

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2026-02-25 21:05