With so many incredible video game references appearing in the Gamescom Opening Night Live teaser trailer, gamers have been left curious about what the new Secret Level show coming to Amazon Prime later this year really is.
Here’s everything we know about Secret Level on Amazon so far.
Secret Level TV show, explained
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The Secret Level TV show is a 15-episode adult animated anthology series by Blur Studio premiering (in one lot) on Amazon’s Prime Video on Tuesday, Dec. 10. Each Secret Level episode will feature stories from popular gaming franchises.
The Secret Level teaser trailer, which can be watched directly on the Prime Video YouTube channel and below, showcases small snippets of the 15 gaming worlds to be showcased in this series. They include:
- Armored Core
- Concord
- Crossfire
- Dungeons & Dragons
- Exodus
- God of War
- Honor of Kings
- Mega Man
- New World: Aeternum
- PAC-MAN
- Sifu
- Spelunky
- The Outer Worlds
- Unreal Tournament
- Warhammer 40,000
We’ve seen from the roaring success of Fallout, the Prime Video adaption of the Fallout gaming franchise, and Arcane, the League of Legends animation on Netflix, so it’s no surprise more and more streamers are turning to huge gaming franchises that seem to be landing well among gamers and mainstream enthusiasts alike. The hope now is that Secret Level can enjoy similar success when it releases later this year.
Given it’s from Blur, the ingenious creators behind Love, Death, and Robots—an animated science fiction, fantasy, and horror Netflix anthology with an 8.4 rating on IMDb—it should.
We have yet to receive exact details on each episode and their respective stories, and whether they’re canon or not. Either way though, it’s another step in bringing gaming worlds and franchises into the mainstream streaming community.
Even if the episodes aren’t canon, there’s already some incredible stories teed up, not least things like God of War, Dungeons & Dragons, and The Outer Worlds.