EA Motive has acknowledged that a test trailer for its upcoming open-world Iron Man game is genuine after footage surfaced online. According to Push Square, the team addressed the footage on social media and indicated that it has more to show when it is ready.
The footage is marked August 2026 and is clearly unfinished, according to the report. It shows Tony Stark suiting up before flying around an open-world map that appears to be based on Chicago. The clip also shows Stark adjusting his equipment and fighting enemies.
What the footage shows
- Suiting up: Tony Stark is shown gearing into the Iron Man armor before the action begins.
- Open-world flight: Stark flies around a map that appears to be modeled on Chicago.
- Equipment: The footage shows him kitting out his gear.
- Combat: Stark is seen punching enemies in close-range encounters.
- An unfinished build: Push Square describes the trailer as clearly unfinished.
In its social-media response, the team indicated that the leak had not gone as planned, while also saying it had more to reveal in the future. The message confirms the footage is connected to the project without offering further details about when the game will next be shown.
The leaked footage from the project is now public, but the report suggests its unfinished state is apparent. Push Square characterized the footage as looking promising despite its rough condition and said the leak may not be especially harmful in the end.
What remains unknown
Push Square wondered whether the test trailer could have been intended for an upcoming event, citing The Game Awards in December as one possible example. That was speculation from the report rather than a confirmed plan from EA or Motive.
For now, the leaked trailer offers an early look at the project’s apparent focus on suit-up sequences, open-world flight, equipment preparation, and combat. Motive has indicated that more information will come when the team is ready to share it.
