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Even More Transformers Revealed For War For Cybertron
It just doesn't end! Whether it's soft reveals via trailers or official announcements with bios, Activision and High Moon Studios continue to cram a mind-bending number of fan-favorite characters into their upcoming Transformers: War for Cybertron. This week, two more robots have made the cut. Check them out below with official descriptions from Activision.
SilverBolt
Autobot
Class: Scout
Chassis: Jet
Primary Weapon: Photon Burst Rifle
Abilities: Shockwave, Barrier
SilverBolt is a grim and brave warrior, who often worries more about his teammates then himself. He is courageous, can fly at break-neck speeds, and truly believes in the Autobot cause. He would die in defense of his friends if ever given the opportunity.
Brawl
Decepticon
Class: Soldier
Chassis: Tank
Primary Weapon: Neutron Repeater
Abilities: Whirlwind, Dash
Brawl is Megatron’s pet weapon of mass destruction. He loves nothing more than ripping Autobots limb from limb. He is obsessed with explosions and chaotic, unending combat. He often thrusts himself to the frontlines of battle at the risk of his own spark, not caring whether he lives or dies as long as he takes an Autobot with him.
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