5 game trailers accidentally spoiled the story

A good trailer is when it can give the player information about the game’s notable features but does not reveal the plot details. However that is a relatively difficult thing to do.

Whether it’s a movie or a game, making a trailer is never an easy task. If there are too few details, that trailer will be difficult to attract the audience. If left too much, the trailer will accidentally reveal the details of the game.

Here are 5 games that have accidentally leaked the plot due to the trailer.

5. Jackie’s Death in Cyberpunk 2077

Jackie is an interesting character and V’s companion in the early game. So many gamers will surely be shocked to see Jackie die before the first 6 hours of the game ends…

That’s what we would have said if Jackie’s death hadn’t been made into a trailer to show the dangers of Night City. It is because of this trailer that Jackie’s death from a shocking moment becomes a factor sooner or later.

4. The Appearance of Darth Vader in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order

No one can deny that Darth Vader is the face of the Star War franchise. Whether it’s the original trilogy, prequel or sequel, the plots of movies and games involve Darth Vader.

So when the first trailers for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order were announced, the absence of Vader suggested that the game might open up a new story.

This seemed to be the case until a trailer announced the arrival of the famous villain. Notably, Vader only appears in the last 10 minutes of the game, so the trailer reveals who the final boss of the game is.

3. Jack Muller’s identity in Resident Evil 6

In the first two chapters of Jake Muller, Capcom attempted to portray him as a mysterious, unknown mercenary with super strength and immunity to the C-Virus. The fact that Jake is the son of the villain Wesker is something we don’t know until the third Chapter.

Unfortunately, Capcom’s marketing team screwed this up when they included a scene where Jake asked Sherry if Chris Redfield knew he was Wesker’s son. The trailer took away the game’s unexpected surprise.

2. The Fall of Washington Capitals in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2

Like it or hate the Call of Duty series, it’s hard to deny that the shooter series is filled with dramatic settings. Unfortunately Activision took our surprise by the trailers.

The first time gamers got to see Washington DC burn in Modern Warfare 2 should have been a surprising moment… except that the moment was featured heavily in trailers before the game was released. onion. So we know what’s going to happen before we even open the game.

1. Aerith’s Death in Final Fantasy 7

At the present time, Aerith’s death in Final Fantasy VII is as common as Bruce Willis becoming a ghost in The Sixth Sense. It’s hard to imagine a time when this really was a secret and people still had a chance to be surprised by this.

In a trailer for FFVII for the North American gaming market, Square Enix showed Cloud holding Aerith in a lake and the narrator’s lines are “A love that never comes.” It can be seen that the trailer has revealed one of the most memorable plot elements in game history