The taking of Trypticon Station happened largely behind the scenes in the novel, without Starscream actively defending it-Megatron took advantage of a rare absence of Starscream from the station to make it his own. The Dark Energon was his trump card in case he ever chose to betray Megatron to the Autobots. By this point in the war, however, Starscream was already a full member of the Decepticon army. In Exodus Chapters 18–19, Megatron laid claim to Trypticon Station and the Dark Energon contained within.
Doing this also causes Jetfire to lose trust in Starscream and warn Zeta Prime of their ambitions. Cornered, Starscream tells Megatron that he's the only one who knows how to make more of the energon and that he will help the Decepticon leader if Megatron takes him into his army. After his ship crashes into the hull of the station, Megatron, Brawl and Barricade defeat Starscream's army and harness the power of the Dark Energon. Megatron discovers that the factory that produces Dark Energon is guarded by a neutral army led by Starscream, and he leads an attack on the station. Megatron, genuinely believing a caste system will bring Cybertron back to its Golden Age, is researching a dangerous power source known as Dark Energon to fuel his conquest of the planet. It is the waning days of the Great War on Cybertron before the Transformers come to Earth. Characters available: Brawl, Barricade, Megatron.Below, in italics, are brief descriptions of the parallel events that take place in Exodus. Events akin to the War for Cybertron campaigns do take place in the second portion of the novel, but the settings, details, and involved parties change in each case. The first fifteen chapters of Exodus chronicle the backstory of the war, with an interlude by Alpha Trion placed between them and the remaining of the thirty-nine chapters.
In practice, however, the two stories differ substantially on many details. The novel Transformers: Exodus was, naturally, promoted as being in the same continuity as the game. On June 22, those and the PC version were released to the broader market.Ĭompanion games, two for the Nintendo DS and one for the Wii, were developed by Vicarious Visions and Next Level Games, respectively. It was released for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 at Sears stores on June 17, 2010. The game is an over-the-shoulder third-person shooter in which the player can choose their character from a small roster of either Autobots or Decepticons. It was developed by High Moon Studios and published by Activision, and it is set in the Aligned continuity family in the ancient days of the Cybertronian war. Transformers: War for Cybertron is one of several Transformers: War for Cybertron video games. It's like Gears of War, but you turn into the Centaur.
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