They’ve only released a bit of concept art so far, and it suggests gameplay not unlike GO and Wizards Unite.
When’s it arriving? Nothing too specific yet, but it’ll launch in “select markets” soon, and then globally “later this year.” This staged rollout tends to be Niantic’s approach Pokémon GO landed first in Japan, while Catan was quietly rolled out in New Zealand last year. 
It’s built on Niantic’s Lightship platform, the same underlying engine that powers Pokémon GO, Harry Potter Wizards Unite and the still in-development Catan: World Explorers. Players will be a part of the “Guardian Network,” according to the announcement, “a group of humans who have banded together with the Autobots in a war against the Decepticons.”. It’s being built in collaboration with Hasbro, TOMY and Seattle game team Very Very Spaceship. Developers Blowfish Studios seems to be aware of that, and struck where, for some reason, nobody struck before: They made a AAA, open-world Transformers game in all but name: Their game is called Phantom Galaxies. They’ve put up a pre-registration page here. Whatever the case, Transformers has been a part of your life, whether you wanted it to be or not. It’ll be called Transformers: Heavy Metal.
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