Square Enix has announced the first demo for Babylon's Fall is coming February 25. The demo will be open to all PlayStation 4 and 5 owners, and offers players a chance to experience the opening section of Platinum Game's latest title, as well as test out its four player co-op.

Developed by the studio behind Nier: Automata, Astral Chain, and the Bayonetta series, Babylon's Fall is a hack-and-slash RPG with visuals meant to imitate oil paintings. While the combat is still relatively fast-paced, the game looks quite a bit weightier than both Bayonetta and Nier: Automata, and boasts a more high-fantasy setting. Also unlike previous Platinum Game's titles, Babylon's Fall cannot be played offline, making it the studio's first live-service title.

According to Square Enix, the upcoming demo provides "multiple hours of story content and limitless multiplayer to give players a significant head-start for strengthening their Sentinel." It also serves as a pretty lofty introduction to the types of powers a Sentinel can wield on the battlefield, giving those who play early a bit of an advantage when the game officially launches next month. Considering the entire game can be played solo or in a party up to four, this demo might be something to take advantage--figuring out how to best work with others, or rough it out alone, will be incredibly important.