BeastLink: the Early Access trailer dates the kaiju chaos
In brief
BeastLink is coming to Early Access on August 18, 2026 on Steam. The official trailer confirms the wild concept: switching between human and colossal kaiju on fully destructible maps, with up to 32 players online.
The Early Access Release Date Trailer for BeastLink confirms the essentials in a matter of seconds: on August 18, kaijus are unleashed in fully destructible cities on Steam. And clearly, Grove Street Games isn't holding back.
What the trailer shows
The video highlights the game's core mechanic, "BeastLink": a human collects serum on the battlefield, gathers enough resources, and transforms into a colossal kaiju with its own abilities. The trailer alternates between human sequences (on foot, in a helicopter, in a tank) and beast phases - two distinct gameplay styles on the same map, simultaneously.

The "SuperDestruction" system is clearly showcased: buildings collapse in a cascade, entire blocks are reduced to dust under the creatures' attacks. Grove Street Games claims hundreds of thousands of destructible objects per map. The visual rendering leans toward organized chaos, arcade-style and deliberately over-the-top.

The multiplayer modes for up to 32 players and the roster of distinct kaijus are mentioned without going into much detail - material for a future gameplay reveal, no doubt.
Schedule
Early Access on PC will arrive on August 18, 2026. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series will accompany the full launch, with no specific window announced yet. For the official date and platforms, see our dedicated article.

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Key takeaways
- The "BeastLink" mechanic lets you transform into a kaiju after building up serum, with unique abilities for each creature.
- The "SuperDestruction" system literally destroys everything: buildings collapse, entire blocks are reduced to dust, with hundreds of thousands of destructible objects per map.
- Human gameplay (on foot, helicopter, tank) and beast gameplay coexist simultaneously on the same map, two radically different experiences.
- Up to 32 players in multiplayer on gigantic maps with a roster of distinct kaijus to master.
- PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series will arrive after the full launch on PC, with no precise timeline announced for now.
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