I personally would prefer that they reveal nothing visual. An update on development progress through the use of words, maybe. What the team is currently working on, for example. But that's the extent of anything I would remotely be interested in or hope for from the developer or publisher.
I'm of the mind that until the thing is ready, the focus should solely be on getting the thing ready. Building hype for the game shouldn't come until the game is nearly done (and when I say done, I actually mean done).
Otherwise you are being sold on something that can change at any point during development. Have we not learned our lesson from CDPR's recent blunder? They sold and sold, threw hype on top of hype, begged and begged for pre-order, and then their promises fell short. Along with that, they told everyone it'd be done when it's done, yet kept offering release dates. Anyone else see the irony there? I don't want a release date unless the game is done and it's < three months away.
I would hope as the game is currently still up for pre-order that it is definitively being worked on. I don't need hype material, when the game comes out, I will see it reviewed, and if it looks worthy of my dollar, I will buy it. This innate need for updates from the publisher is baffling to me. If it comes, it comes. If it doesn't come until 2022, so be it.
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