Kasedo Games has teased us with a new upcoming Warhammer 40k game, Mechanicus . We'll likely be taking control and viewing the game through the Tech-Priest's eyes in this turn based strategy game.

I'm not that big into turn based strategy (even though I own and play XCOM,Disgaea and the older FF titles), but I'll wait to see future trailers showing off some gameplay before making a final decision.

That said, the lore sounds a little bit off, but I'm sure they'll stick as close as they can to the lore of the Adeptus Mechanicus.

The Steam page for the game is already up as well:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/673880/Warhammer_40000_Mechanicus/

From the Steam page:

Take control of one of the most technologically advanced armies in the Imperium - The Adeptus Mechanicus. As Magos Dominus Faustinius, you’ll lead the expedition on the newly rediscovered planet of Silva Tenebris. Manage resources, discover long-forgotten tech, plan tactical operations using the Noosphere technology and control your Tech-Priests every move.

Your every decision will shape the missions ahead and ultimately decide the fate of the troops under your command. However, choose your path carefully - the Imperium depends on it.

Augment

Flesh is weak! Upgrade your Tech-Priests limbs with mechanical augments made from the blessed metals of the Omnissiah. Customize your team with hundreds of possibilities, creating a squad to suit your playstyle.

Difficult Decisions

Make tough decisions that will forge the future from your Ark Mechanicus, The Caestus Metalican, and send you towards alternate endings for a truly unique playthrough.

Experience the Noosphere

Use the Adeptus Mechanicus’ evolved human cognition to scan unexplored tombs for valuable data in order to gain a tactical advantage over your enemy.

The Library

A compelling story written by Black Library author, Ben Counter, specifically crafted to fit the unique personality of the Adeptus Mechanicus faction.

The game is set to release sometime this year. 

I love Warhammer 40k, but I have no idea what kind of game this is. Awful trailer.

According to the dev on Steam, they will keep us posted via Twitter and Facebook, as well as Youtube in the coming months.

It's going to be centred around the Adeptus Mechanicus, the faction that follows the God Emperor.  The trailer was merely a teaser and pretty much set up who we're expected to play as.

Not using Youtube is rather odd, considering how all the game trailers and footage that comes out these days is hosted on that site

You can always check back on the game's Steam page for gameplay in a few weeks/months.

Well that's the only time you'll ever see it then, when the game lists it on the front page upon release

I mean, it's your call if you want to limit how much information you can obtain or view, but I'm not going to fault the devs when they have their Twitter, Facebook, youtube and Steam accounts to toss their information on.

You have limited interest in game info, don't bother with the most popular channels for such info , never mention what other channels it should be on for your benefit and you complain about a TEASER trailer limiting info, did it not occurred to you  that a teaser trailer of along running franchise with a dedicated fan base might be aimed at that very base rather than the disinterested.

I get that you don't want to check up on those sources of information, but you cannot really blame the devs, when they released a teaser trailer, which entails a tiny snippet of the game teasing you that it exists (the majority of teaser trailers usually focus on an opening of some sort rather than gameplay only), as well as informing you that they will also be releasing more infor across 4 venues. They are using all the venues that everyone elses uses these days to reach as many people as possible.

Adding the game to your Steam wishlist will also have you notified of it's release or it going on sale via an email in your inbox (assuming you allow Steam to send you mail). I even have the outlook mail app (which comes with win 10 anyway) on Windows 10, and it notifies me whenever I get mail from Steam about the sale or release of a game. I open up Steam and I'm notified via the popup (which only happens once when it's released or if it goes on sale), so I'm given the information twice.

It's up to you on how you gather and process the information, not the devs. The devs will be releasing further gameplay information via those 4 venues. It's up to you to view them whenever you want to. Liking the game's page on Facebook for example will auto notify you of what that page is doing in terms of activity for one example.

But if you're using windows 10, it already notifies you via the email inbox notification it gives you via a popup on the bottom right of your screen.

Also, not reading your emails?. That's not really a good thing to be doing.

Well I honestly don't know why you bothered with a game that's geared towards Warhammer fans XD. They are known for pandering to their dedicated userbase, than simply abandoning them and targeting a completely new audience. 

Devs do a lot to make their games stand out though lol. The majority of them are using Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and Steam. It's your fault that the information isn't reaching you, because you choose to purposely limit your information sources. Your only option left, is for devs to personally track you down and notify you via a means you use that others out there don't (which is limited to begin with), and obviously that entails knowing you as a person as well as personal information about you, which is what most people dislike.

And they will be releasing gameplay of the game in the coming weeks/months. They will be showing it off via the 4 venues I had previously mentioned. 

You are. You don't want to use Youtube, which millions upon millions around the world are using. It's the main media site where all trailers and gameplay footage are released and shown on. They use Facebook as well, which is also used by hundreds of millions of people, both casual and dedicated.

Despising the majority of information venues is just your own preference, but in doing so it has drastically limited your sources of information.

The teaser trailer was the announcement though. That was the whole point of "teasing" you, to let you know that it's a new game that actually exists. We've always had teaser trailers for Star Wars, then followed up by full trailers months later down the road. A ton of movies end up doing this, and so do games.

Regardless, they are going to show off gameplay later on. it's up to you to seek it out. They are not going to go well out of their way to choose super minute and obscure sources you like using for information.