The animation looks fluid and I can imagine long bursts of it would be enjoyable, but I found it very visually confusing, due, I think, to the composition and layout. I had to watch it multiple times to figure out what I just saw. Too much is happening, too fast with complicated composition that doesn't let my brain recognize what's happening in the short time allotted to each shot.

I think it's too quick and jumpy to address from a story perspective, but that's fine: the trailer seems to want to present a few short and dramatic situations. A trio of adventurers encounter dangerous monsters, and...three other things happen. (Even trying to recall it moments later, I'm unable to form a mental picture of what happened. I can picture the red girl with boobs, and someone has a gun pointed at the camera.) But the three situations need to be simple and understandable.

The voice-over adds to my confusion, too. "Only one thing stands between the darkness and carnage: Dreamkeepers." Even upon reflection I don't understand what that means. It seems to mean nothing. What do dreams have to do with carnage? Are darkness and carnage mutually exclusive? I'd think that darkness would come with carnage. Shouldn't it be "between darkness and light," or "virtue and carnage?"

I imagine the creator of this trailer, having worked on it for months, is very deeply ingrained with his creation, and, to put it bluntly (and presumptively), perhaps he's lost the perspective necessary to understand why this piece doesn't work. It's unfortunate, because the clip is fully produced. Reworking it now would be expensive, but really, I don't think it succeeds as a teaser trailer.

Others may disagree, however.