Project Rabbit Trailer: Where to Watch and What Is Confirmed
Find the Project Rabbit trailer announcement, Steam video details, and confirmed information on combat, multiplayer, and release timing.
The Project Rabbit trailer was announced as available on IGN on November 10, 2026, through the game’s official Steam news feed. Visit the Project Rabbit Steam page to browse its video gallery and find the IGN announcement. As of November 12, 2026, Steam lists the game as awaiting release, with no specific launch date.
Where to Watch the Project Rabbit Trailer
The official Steam page provides two starting points: its media gallery and its recent announcements directing viewers to IGN.
To find the available trailer information:
- Open the Project Rabbit store page.
- Browse the media gallery near the top of the listing for the Steam-hosted video.
- Scroll to Recent Events & Announcements and look for the November 10 post titled “New Trailer Now Live on IGN.”
- For the original premiere schedule, look for the November 9 post titled “Our New Trailer Is Coming to IGN!”
The November 9 announcement directed viewers to IGN’s YouTube channel and scheduled the trailer for November 10 at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET. The November 10 follow-up stated that the trailer was available on IGN. Those dates describe the trailer’s publication, not the game’s release.
Steam Video Length and Label
The Steam gallery lists a video with a runtime of 1 minute, 18 seconds, labeled “General / Cinematic Project Rabiit_Jabberwock.” The spelling here follows the gallery label.
The announcements do not establish whether that Steam video is identical to the November IGN trailer. Consequently, the 1:18 runtime applies to the listed Steam gallery entry; it should not be treated as the confirmed length of the IGN upload.
The gallery’s cinematic classification also matters when choosing what to watch. It identifies the listed video’s presentation category, but does not by itself establish that the video is an uninterrupted gameplay demonstration.
The Game Behind the Trailer
According to its official Steam description, Project Rabbit is a multiplayer Soulslike action game developed and published by novaflare. It reinterprets Alice in Wonderland as dark fantasy.
The setting is the Abyss of Time, a dangerous realm ruled by the Blood Queen. The premise follows Alice into this realm, where fighting, exploration, and survival are central to the experience.
These are details from the game’s store description, rather than a scene-by-scene account of the trailer. They provide context for the announcement without assigning specific encounters, story revelations, or gameplay sequences to footage that is not described in the available announcements.
Confirmed Combat and Multiplayer Features
The Steam listing describes combat built around dodging, blocking, parrying, and using combat skills against creatures affected by madness. It also describes combining weapons, equipment, and skills to develop different fighting styles.
Exploration includes discovering concealed treasures and secrets within the Abyss. The description emphasizes the consequences of mistakes, but does not provide numerical damage values, named character builds, or detailed progression rules.
For multiplayer, the listing supports several distinctions:
- Solo play: Players can enter the Abyss alone.
- Cooperative play: Players can explore alongside allies, and Steam lists online co-op.
- Competitive play: Steam lists online PvP, while the description mentions unpredictable encounters with other survivors.
- Cross-platform multiplayer: This is listed as a Steam feature, but the supplied description does not identify the participating platforms.
These features establish the announced scope of play. They do not establish party-size limits, matchmaking rules, or precisely how encounters with other players begin.
Release Status and PC Availability
As of November 12, 2026, the Steam page says Project Rabbit is not yet available and offers the option to add it to a wishlist. Neither trailer announcement supplies a specific game release date.
The listing confirms a Windows PC version through its system requirements. It specifies Windows 10, DirectX 12, and 20 GB of available storage, with minimum memory of 12 GB RAM and recommended memory of 32 GB RAM. Steam Deck compatibility is listed as unknown.
For viewers following the trailer, the practical next step is to wishlist or follow the game on Steam for further announcements. Keep the November 10 trailer premiere separate from the still-unspecified game launch: the promotional video’s publication does not mean the game is available to play.