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Transformers: Fall of Cybertron Demo Available Now
High Moon Studios is giving you a chance to get an early taste of their upcoming blockbuster game.
Players can experience Transformers: Fall of Cybertron today when they download the free demo on XBLA and PSN. The demo includes the entire first mission, in which the player plays as Bumblebee, defending a starship from the evil Megatron. Players will also be able to play as Vortex, switching between a jet fighter and a chopper to suit their play-style. But perhaps the most impressive thing that this demo features is the full character customization mode. Players can take their custom bots into the online arena in Team Deathmatch and Conquest game modes.
The full game will be released August 21st, but this demo should be more than enough to wet gamer's appetites.
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