Tron: Catalyst Set for Exciting Release
- Tron: Catalyst, based on the beloved sci-fi franchise, is slated for a multiplatform launch on June 17, 2025.
- Players can expect thrilling experiences through Identity Disc combat and exhilarating Light Cycle racing in the game.
- This year will also see more Tron content, including the sequel film Tron: Ares.
Tron: Catalyst, developed by Bithell Games based in the UK, is anticipated to hit platforms including PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch. Inspired by the iconic Disney-owned sci-fi franchise, this isometric action title aims to captivate both gaming and movie fans alike.
Following the lukewarm reception of Tron: Identity, a visual novel released in 2023, Bithell Games aims to revitalize the franchise’s gaming legacy with Tron: Catalyst. Introduced to the public in October 2024, the game centers on Exo, a courier who unexpectedly acquires a unique ability known as the Glitch. His journey leads him into conflict against the oppressive forces that govern the treacherous world of Arq Grid.
The development team recently confirmed the game’s launch date for June 17, 2025, alongside a captivating trailer showcasing the game’s combat mechanics and driving gameplay from an isometric perspective. Players can engage in various action-packed scenarios where Exo confronts the antagonist Conn. The inclusion of Identity Disc combat in Tron: Catalyst allows players to participate in both melee and ranged battles, whether on foot or while navigating the game’s expansive environments using a Light Cycle.
Confirmed Launch Details for Tron: Catalyst
>RUN >TRON_CATALYST_RELEASE_DATE. MP4 >VERIFY_DATE >JUNE_17_2025 pic.twitter.com/y7iLowSAJE — TRON: Catalyst (@troncatalyst) February 24, 2025
- Release Date: June 17, 2025
As fans await the release of Tron: Catalyst, 2025 promises to be a significant year for the Tron universe. In addition to the game, a sequel to the 2010 film Tron: Legacy, titled Tron: Ares, is set to premiere on October 10, finally moving forward after years of development delays.
In addition to Tron-related projects, other iconic sci-fi movie franchises are witnessing video game adaptations.Terminator: Survivors is projected for release in late 2025, while a retro-themed game titled Terminator 2D: No Fate is scheduled for September 5. Discussions have also emerged about potential games set in the Back to the Future universe. These developments suggest a promising resurgence for these classic franchises, attracting new audiences and enhancing their longstanding popularity.
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