Apex Legends Season 10 teasers are appearing on World's Edge and Olympus

As we approach Apex Legends Season 10, we’re expecting some teasers to start appearing in the game any day now. It’s the usual process of getting players excited for the new season, as well as potentially giving some hints about what could be in store. The Apex Legends Season 10 teasers are now underway on World's Edge and Olympus, so read on to find out how to access them.

As Kings Canyon had an extensive rework in Season 8, and Olympus – the map that is currently locked behind Apex Legends’ ranked mode – received an alien infestation in Season 9, we’re expecting World’s Edge to get a makeover next time around.

Keep your eyes peeled for Apex Legends teasers on World’s Edge. While the community wants updates to the game’s servers more than anything else, a fresh coat of paint on the game’s middle child map wouldn’t go amiss. We’re hoping that Rampart works her magic and gets the train back on its tracks, as we had all sorts of fun zooming around during Apex Legends’ Genesis Event.

Here’s everything we know about Apex Legends’ teasers so far:

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Where to find the Apex Legends Season 10 teasers on World's Edge

UPDATE July 22 - Another Seer teaser

We're all excited to see what Seer has in store, and the latest teaser to drop on the PlayApex Twitter account could give us an insight into his abilities. The audio clip let's us listen into some commentary of an Arenas match that Seer is taking part in.

One commentator is surprised that an opponent is flanking Seer, as apparently the new Legend can see their heart beating. Could this be a clue to Seer's passive ability? Let's hope so, because it sounds pretty cool. Listen to the clip here:

UPDATE July 20 - Final teasers live in-game

What appear to be the final teasers for Apex Legends Season 10 are now live in-game. Head to any Hammond facility to see the "critical failure" screens as the Harvester malfunctions. Alternatively, check out these tweets to save yourself the hassle:

There is also a final message from Bilal, who appears to be in some distress:

"They're purging the evidence... Catastrophe's coming... Harder to cover up when this planet cracks apart... I-I gotta get out of here..."

What could this catastrophe mean for World's Edge?

Original story: The first Apex Legends Season 10 teaser is now live! The first teaser occurs when you enter a match. A great shaking occurs and you see dust falling from the roof of a tunnel, as you can see in the picture above.

You can find that tunnel in-game, and relive the shaking experience. The tunnel is between Fragment East and Geyser, where the Vault is. However, there is another teaser if you head to Countdown. Head to the console inside the biggest building to find another teaser.

It is a message from Bilal, and reads: "Whole world's shaking, finally got Hammond to run tests. Why is no one else freaking out?"

Well we are. Could this mean we're in for an earthquake in World's Edge? Will more lava erupt from the planet's unstable surface? Who's to say, but Season 10 can't come quick enough!

Apex Legends new character teaser

Eagle-eyed players have spotted a teaser for the new character in Apex Legends, Pariah (or Seer, as he may be called). 

Shrugtal confirmed that the teaser is moving around randomly across locations in both World's Edge and Olympus. Here is the full list of possible locations for the moth-based teaser, which will reward you with a weapon charm:

Olympus

• Gardens
• Icarus
• Bonsai
• Rift
• Oasis

World's Edge

• Dome
• Thermal Station
• Skyhook
• Survey Camp
• Geyser
• Fragment West

Listen out for a heartbeat audio cue and look for a weird, glowing blue item. It's pretty small, and it may take a few games to locate the area where it is, but you are rewarded with an exclusive gun charm for finding it.

It's also worth noting that the laser beam at Harvester looks very unstable, too.

Apex Legends Season 10 teasers leaks

Apex Legends dataminer Shrugtal believes that the teaser will release over the course of five days this week, but remains tight-lipped about what the teasers may entail. 

They have likely seen some information in the game’s code about the whereabouts of the teasers, but are keeping it under their hat until the teasers are released, which is a very honourable thing to do. This way, it’ll be a surprise to everyone (other than Shrugtal themself) when the Apex Legends teasers do launch.

That’s everything we know about this round of Apex Legends teasers so far, but we’ll keep this page updated with everything we know as the easter eggs go live.