The launch trailer is the “Brotato: Primal Dread — Out Now” cut, posted on November 2, 2026 — the DLC’s release day — via the developers’ official announcement channels. It is the closing beat of a video arc that ran announcement → teaser → release date reveal → launch; the full index lives on the Trailer Hub.

Watch the Launch Trailer

Brotato: Primal Dread release date trailer — video thumbnail

Video: “Release Date trailer” — official Steam video 257452370. Click the thumbnail to watch it on the DLC’s store page.

The same launch coverage is on Evil Empire’s official YouTube channel:

The video above is hosted on the DLC’s official Steam store page — the same page that sells the $3.99 expansion. No public view count has been published for this cut, so this page does not cite one.

What the Out Now Video Means

A launch-day trailer does one job: converting “someday” into “today.” The Out Now cut landed together with two other November 2 artifacts — the DLC going live on Steam, and base-game v1.2.0.0 shipping the Item Set toggle that lets owners switch the expansion’s content on or off (1.2 Update). The trailer is therefore the timestamp of the whole package: Jungle map, 20 waves, 10 characters, 17 weapons, 40 items and the Mutations, all suddenly real and purchasable.

The Day After

The launch window that followed is documented elsewhere on this wiki and nowhere invented: a next-day patch (v1.2.0.1, November 3) buffed Mutagen drops and fixed interface issues, and the first wave of player verdicts is tracked live on the Review. The News carries everything since.

Launch Trailer FAQ

When did the Primal Dread launch trailer come out?

November 2, 2026 — the DLC's release day. The 'Out Now' video was published through the developers' official channels alongside the Steam launch.

Where can I watch the launch trailer?

On the DLC's Steam store page and the developers' official channels — links from the trailer hub.

Is there a separate gameplay trailer?

Yes — an official gameplay trailer exists in the DLC's media set. No public view count is available for it, and the launch cut itself has no published count either.