Callisto Protocol’s Gameplay Footage Leaked Online

A 14-minute footage of Callisto Protocol’s gameplay has surfaced online. Callisto Protocol is an upcoming survival horror game that is set to release on December 2. The game was developed by Striking Distance Studios and published by KRAFTON, Inc.

The footage shows several in-game features, the characters, and then the enemies you’ll be up against. Furthermore, the YouTube user has clarified that they will not be uploading the entire game playthrough.

Major Takeaways:

• Callisto Protocol gameplay has leaked on YouTube.
• The user uploaded a 14-minute footage of gameplay, which has been taken down due to a copyright claim.
• The user also uploaded several other videos of Callisto Protocol’s gameplay.

Callisto Protocol is directed by Glen Schofield, who is also the co-creator of the Dead Space series. The third-person survival horror game shows the player trying to escape the Black Iron Prison on Jupiter’s moon, Callisto. The player has to battle all sorts of monstrous creatures and stay alive to escape the Black Iron Prison.

Earlier in September, Glen Schofield tweeted about the studio overworking themselves for Callisto Protocol. However, soon after that, the director deleted the Tweet.

A Reddit user reported that a YouTube account by the name of Visar Kukaj uploaded the 14-minute footage of Callisto Protocol’s Gameplay. The user has also uploaded two other videos of his Callisto Protocol playthrough so far on his channel.

The other two videos were uploaded about 7 to 8 hours ago from the latest one and were titled part 1 and part 2 of Callisto Protocol gameplay.

The leaked gameplay video was removed from YouTube recently due to a copyright claim by KRAFTON. But, you can still check out the other two videos on the user’s YouTube channel. 

Also, the YouTube user has clarified that they won’t be uploading the full playthrough for obvious reasons. 

Callisto Protocol will be released on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Steam. Let us know your thoughts about this in the comment section below.