Quick answer
The WARDOGS press kit groups imagery and creator-facing assets: key art, logos, screenshots, trailer masters, and a dense one-page explainer.
For players, the useful part is orientation: images show factions, vehicles, terrain, destruction, and the kind of combined-arms fights WARDOGS is presenting.
What should players use it for?
Players do not need to download a large press kit to learn the game. Use the press-kit-derived pages when you want to know whether an image is official, whether a trailer is the reveal or gameplay footage, or what a visual can safely prove.
What should creators use it for?
Creators can use it to find the right kind of official asset:
- Key art for article headers.
- Logos or full marks for thumbnails and overlays.
- 4K screenshots for scene inspection.
- Trailer masters for high-quality editing workflows.
- The one-page explainer for compact factual reference.
Always preserve the distinction between official promotional assets and final gameplay rules.
What does the one-page explainer help confirm?
The explainer is useful because it collects high-level pillars: 100-player scale, three-team Control Zone, 2 x 2 km active zone inside a larger battlefield, persistent Cash, per-life purchases, teamplay rewards, building, destruction, and local voice.
It still does not provide final item prices, exact score timing, weapon damage, vehicle values, or full launch roster.
Related questions
| Question | Page |
|---|---|
| What do screenshots prove? | Official screenshots |
| What does gameplay footage prove? | Gameplay trailer |
| How does the Control Zone work? | Control Zone |
| What is the core loop? | Gameplay overview |
Sources
- WARDOGS official pages.
- Team17 public WARDOGS press-kit material referenced by the archive.