Supervoid has finally pulled back the curtain on its PC action MMORPG, 'Project DNA', by dropping the first official gameplay trailer on the 25th.

The footage, built on Unreal Engine 5, serves as a showcase for the game's visual fidelity and core mechanics. It kicks off with 30 seconds of cinematic world-building before diving into 90 seconds of raw gameplay. The premise? Humanity, having survived a cataclysmic asteroid impact on Earth, is now rebuilding by cultivating bodies through biotechnology and uploading memories. It captures a rather grim, distinctive atmosphere where your physical shell is merely a consumable, while your memories define your true self.

Technically, the game leans heavily into the strengths of the PC platform with some punchy, dynamic action. Forget those lazy auto-play features; here, you are in the driver's seat for every movement and strike. You will be juggling six elemental abilities—think fire, ice, and lightning—in a fast-paced, non-targeting combat system that demands actual skill. It also ditches the traditional class system in favour of a genetic algorithm, meaning your stats and appearance evolve and inherit traits as you grow. A proper challenge for your reflexes, then.

Supervoid CEO Kang Eun-sung mentioned that this trailer was intended to showcase the pure joy of manual control and the unique identity of the combat. He added that they are committed to leveraging the latest engine technology to deliver a high-quality title that offers a truly deep experience for players.

Project DNA is currently aiming for a global release in 2027, with the team promising to drip-feed more details via their official website and YouTube channel in the coming months.