S.O.N.A.R. - Submarine Operators Not Actually Ready trailer

The trailer for S.O.N.A.R. - Submarine Operators Not Actually Ready sits on the game's Steam store page. In the Trailers & Screenshots block, the page presents a video labelled "Gameplay Wishlist Trailer", shown together with nine screenshots. As of 2026-10-22, that label is the only title the store page gives the video: it does not caption individual scenes, state a runtime, or describe the footage in text, so the trailer itself is the thing to watch rather than any written summary of it.

Where to find it on the page

The Trailers & Screenshots section appears on the store page above the wishlist and follow controls, so you reach it without signing in. Open the store page, scroll past the review summary, and the video carousel is there with the screenshot gallery attached.

The page also embeds short videos inside the "About This Game" text, placed next to the blocks covering underwater missions, cooperation and customization. Those embeds are not given separate titles on the page, so if you are looking for "the trailer," the labelled carousel entry is the one to match.

Why it is framed as a wishlist trailer

The label fits the campaign Abylight Barcelona has been running on Steam through late 2026. Announcements on the store page describe the game crossing 100,000 wishlists (8 October 2026), a price reveal of $9.99 / €9.39 with a launch discount (5 October 2026), and a Steam Next Fest demo running 19–26 October 2026. The full game is listed for release on 29 October 2026, and the page describes it as not yet available for purchase. A trailer built around wishlisting is consistent with that push.

Trailer footage versus the demo build

The free demo has been public on Steam since 30 September 2026 and was updated for Next Fest. The 19 October changelog lists build v0.9.44.0, which reworked the navigation station to add a geographical view, let the weapon station launch a decoy against enemy torpedoes, swapped the demo's second mission for a new one, and added controller vibration.

That matters if you are checking trailer scenes against what you can actually play: the demo's stations and missions have changed since earlier footage was captured, so a specific panel or mission you spotted in the trailer may look or play differently in the current demo. Treat any mismatch as build drift rather than a missing feature.

If the embedded player does not load

This is a general suggestion rather than a documented fix. If the video area stays blank in a browser, trying the same store page in the Steam desktop client or in a different browser is a reasonable first step, since embedded Steam video is the part most likely to be blocked by extensions or privacy settings. The free demo download on the same page is an alternative way to see the game running, and it does not depend on the video player at all.

What the page does not spell out

The store page does not name a separate announcement trailer, release trailer or cinematic, and it does not describe the labelled trailer's contents in words. If you have a specific trailer title in mind, match it against the "Gameplay Wishlist Trailer" label first; if it does not match, the video you are after is not identified on the store page as of 2026-10-22.

Next steps

• S.O.N.A.R. Demo Download: Free Steam Next Fest Build

FAQ

Is there a S.O.N.A.R. - Submarine Operators Not Actually Ready trailer?

Yes. The Steam store page's Trailers & Screenshots section presents a video labelled "Gameplay Wishlist Trailer" as of 2026-10-22, displayed with nine screenshots.

Where do I watch the S.O.N.A.R. trailer?

On the game's Steam store page, in the Trailers & Screenshots block above the wishlist controls. The page also embeds untitled videos within the About This Game sections on missions, cooperation and customization.

Does the trailer match what I play in the demo?

Not necessarily in detail. The demo was patched for Next Fest in build v0.9.44.0 on 19 October 2026, reworking navigation, adding a decoy launch at the weapon station and replacing the second demo mission, so footage from before those changes can differ from the current build.

When does the full game come out?

The Steam page lists a release date of 29 October 2026, with the game marked as not yet available for purchase and a free demo downloadable in the meantime.