Tactical Reverse Bullet Hell Australia Did It Drops New Trailer Ahead of Playtest
AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·
A new gameplay trailer for Australia Did It showcases its unique blend of turn-based tower defense and reverse bullet hell combat, with a public Steam playtest arriving in December 2025.
The upcoming tactical strategy game Australia Did It has just released a brand new gameplay trailer titled the Official HR Orientation Trailer. Originally spotted on IGN South Africa, the footage offers a deep dive into how the game blends turn-based tower defense mechanics with intense reverse bullet hell combat. Set against the backdrop of a mysterious global catastrophe that has drained the Atlantic Ocean, the game tasks players with protecting a high value cargo train crawling across a monster infested seabed.
Players will hire and position mercenaries to hold off endless waves of hostile creatures as the train stops at various stations along its route. The narrative tone leans heavily into dark corporate humor, treating the perilous escort missions as routine human resources assignments where the safe delivery of the shipment matters far more than the survival of the crew. It is a fresh spin on survival strategy that gives tactical players plenty of positioning challenges to master.
PC players will not have to wait too long to try it out for themselves. A public playtest is scheduled for December 2025, with free sign-ups currently open on Steam. The full game is slated for an official launch on PC via Steam in 2026. If you enjoy games that mix meticulous base defense with chaotic enemy swarms, this one is definitely worth adding to your wishlist.
Tags: Australia Did It, PC Gaming, Tower Defense, Steam, Indie Games
Original article: IGN South Africa