Looking for a Pax Autocratica trailer? There are several official ones, released between August 2025 and July 2026, and all of them are watchable right now on the game's Steam page (which hosts 28 media files in total) and on Multiverse's official YouTube channel. The key releases are the Official Demo Trailer (August 27, 2025), the Early Access release-date trailer (December 2, 2025), the "Early Access Launch Date" trailer (1:41), the "Chaos of the Battlefield" gameplay footage, and the trailer that accompanied the July 22, 2026 price and launch-time reveal. Here's the full timeline and what each one is for.
Every Official Pax Autocratica Video: The Timeline
Based on the Steam page's media list and official news posts, the major video releases line up like this:
| Date | Video | Context | |---|---|---| | August 27, 2025 | Official Demo Trailer | Launched alongside the first public Steam demo, days after the rename to Pax Autocratica | | December 2, 2025 | Early Access release-date trailer | Revealed the August 10, 2026 EA date and the NRC partnership | | 2026 | "Pax Autocratica – Early Access Launch Date" (1:41) | Featured trailer on the Steam page media list | | 2026 | "Pax Autocratica – The Chaos of the Battlefield" | Battlefield gameplay footage on the Steam page | | July 22, 2026 | New trailer via "PRICE, LAUNCH TIME & NEW TRAILER REVEALED" | Released with the $29.99 price and global launch-time announcement |
Exact upload dates for the two titled 2026 videos beyond their presence on the Steam media list aren't fully documented in our sources TBC — but all of them are live and watchable today.
The Official Demo Trailer (August 27, 2025)
This was the world's first real look at the game under its new identity. The trailer dropped together with the first public Steam demo, only days after Multiverse announced that Earth From Another Sun had been renamed Pax Autocratica. For most players, this video was the moment the totalitarian colony-sim × FPS roguelite concept clicked into focus.
Because it launched with a playable demo, everything it showed was verifiable in-game within minutes — which made it an unusually trustworthy trailer. If you watch only one historical video, this is the one that explains why the game started appearing on wishlists in serious numbers in late 2025.
The Release-Date Trailer (December 2, 2025)
The second major video milestone came with the formal Early Access announcement. On December 2, 2025, Multiverse confirmed the August 10, 2026 EA date — and, in the same beat, announced that 1% of all net revenue would be donated to the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). The trailer carrying that news is therefore the definitive "release date" video, and it's the one most searchers typing "pax autocratica trailer" around launch were actually looking for.
The timing mattered: the free Prologue had launched the day before (December 1, 2025), so the date-reveal trailer landed while curious players already had a free slice of the game installed. That one-two punch — free Prologue, then a dated trailer — is what carried the game through the long wait to August.
The Launch-Era Videos (2026)
Two titled videos anchor the Steam page's current media carousel. "Pax Autocratica – Early Access Launch Date" runs 1:41 and serves as the store page's headline trailer — the short, punchy cut designed for people deciding whether to click "buy." "Pax Autocratica – The Chaos of the Battlefield" is billed as battlefield gameplay footage, and its title tells you its agenda: the large-scale FPS side of the game, where infantry, tanks, and mechs collide under storms of bullets, lasers, missiles, drones, and artillery.
The last pre-launch video arrived on July 22, 2026, via the Steam news post titled "PRICE, LAUNCH TIME & NEW TRAILER REVEALED" — a single announcement bundling the $29.99 price, the global unlock schedule, and a fresh trailer three weeks before release. If you want the most current official look at the EA build, this July 2026 trailer is the most recent full trailer the studio has published TBC.
Multiverse's official descriptions promise four swappable combat skills, Core Fragments that grant new abilities each expedition, prisoner capture and conversion, and battles scaling from skirmishes to mechanized warfare. When you watch any Pax Autocratica trailer, check how much of that is actual in-engine gameplay versus edited montage — the Steam page labels its videos, and "The Chaos of the Battlefield" is the explicitly gameplay-focused one. The free Prologue remains the only zero-risk way to verify what any trailer shows.
Where to Watch Every Trailer
Two official sources carry the complete set:
- The Steam store page (app 1067360) — hosts 28 media files total, including both titled 2026 videos and the screenshot library. This is the canonical, highest-quality source.
- The official YouTube channel — @PaxAutocratica, confirmed in Multiverse's launch press materials alongside Discord, TikTok, X, Facebook, Instagram, and Reddit. Trailers and gameplay videos are posted there, often more conveniently shareable than the Steam embeds. The headline cut — "Pax Autocratica – Early Access Release Date Trailer" (1:41), published July 21, 2026 — is the one to start with.
The official Discord (discord.gg/U2WCanzz7e) and the game's TikTok/X accounts (@PaxAutocratica) carry shorter clips and announcements. One practical note for researchers: community YouTubers published hands-on gameplay and guides before most media outlets did, so if you want unedited raw footage rather than official cuts, searching "Pax Autocratica gameplay" on YouTube surfaces those creator videos — just remember they're unofficial.
What's Next
With Early Access now live, the video cadence will likely shift from cinematic trailers to update-focused footage: the studio patches every one to two weeks, a playtest for a more complete build was announced in April 2026, and co-op is planned as a headline EA feature. Any co-op reveal will almost certainly debut as a trailer on the Steam page and YouTube first — we'll update this guide when it does.