Gameplay & Game Modes PV Breakdown: Combat, Bosses, Bicycles and Farming

One day before the Grey Fog Test opened, SPARK NEXA dropped its most gameplay-dense video yet: a five-minute Gameplay & Game Modes PV. Here’s what it actually shows, shot by shot.

Combat is the headline

The PV opens on cinematic monsters — a hellish rider against a blood moon, a demoness unfurling like a red spider lily, a gold-armored colossus — then cuts to the part that matters: real combat gameplay. Players dodge-roll through boss arenas, chain melee strings, and — notably — drop into a third-person aim mode with a crosshair for revolver and rifle play. UI-visible segments show party fights against building-sized horrors in rainy industrial districts.

The other half of the game

Between fights, the PV makes a point of everything that isn’t combat:

• Character creation — a detailed face-sculpting UI gets its own segment.
• Traversal — bicycles down cobblestone hills, period automobiles, horse carts, rooftop runs, even winged flight over a canyon town.
• Life content — gathering in golden fields (with visible hotbar and minimap UI), lakeside meadows, flower plains, a formal ball in a candle-lit hall.
• The world’s range — from Tingen’s festival streets to snowbound peaks and ruined districts under wrong-colored skies.

Reading between the frames

Two takeaways. First, the game is confident enough to show unpolished, UI-on gameplay — a departure from years of cinematic-only marketing, and clearly timed to set expectations for Grey Fog testers. Second, the content mix on display matches the developers’ “five categories” pitch (combat, exploration, leisure, original story, novel story) almost beat for beat — this PV was the thesis statement.

Every screenshot in our media gallery from this PV is tagged by category. The full video is embedded there too.