First Hands-On ‘Den of Wolves’ Gameplay Trailer Unveiled at PC Gaming Show 2025
In a nutshell
- Den of Wolves debuted its first hands-on gameplay trailer at PC Gaming Show 2025, featuring real fans instead of scripted developer footage.
- The trailer showcases a heist mission in a massive robot factory, with players battling human and robotic enemies while using spider drills to crack vaults.
- Despite no release window yet, the game has already surpassed 500,000 Steam wishlists, highlighting strong community anticipation.
10 Chambers has officially revealed the first-ever hands-on gameplay trailer for their upcoming co-op heist FPS, Den of Wolves, during the PC Gaming Show 2025.
Fans Take the Spotlight in New Trailer
Unlike traditional developer-produced gameplay showcases, this trailer features unscripted footage from four loyal fans who were invited to 10 Chambers’ Stockholm studio. Their live reactions and gameplay sessions were recorded directly for the trailer, making them the first members of the public to experience Den of Wolves.
“This is real footage of them playing the game – not scripted, not us playing. The game does exist – ask them,” said Robin Bjorkell, Communications Director at 10 Chambers.
One of the invited players, RandomKenny, shared:
“Planning and executing how you’re going to tackle heists is super satisfying. I had such a blast playing, and I honestly can’t wait for the game to be released.”
What the Trailer Showcases
The new gameplay footage highlights a heist mission set in a massive robot factory, where players face off against both human and robotic enemies. Teams deploy spider drills to hack into vaults filled with valuables, combining tactical planning with intense combat.
Community Support and Release Plans
Despite not having conducted closed or public playtests yet, Den of Wolves has already amassed over half a million wishlists on Steam. Co-founder Oscar J-T Holm explained the studio’s cautious approach to release dates:
“We don’t think it’s fair to communicate fake dates for the sake of getting an announcement out. We learned our lesson with GTFO, which was delayed multiple times.”
