The mechanics may be lighter and the world smaller this time around, but Bloodlines 2 still captures the seductive danger of the Masquerade, delivering a gripping story full of manipulation, hunger and wonderfully written monsters. It proves that The World of Darkness still has life.
Co-publishers Paradox Interactive and White Wolf, alongside developer The Chinese Room, today released Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 for PC and consoles. Players eager to stalk the streets of Seattle can purchase the base game for $59.99 now on Steam, GOG, Epic Games Store, Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5. Get a taste of the Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2’s story by watching the overview trailer from the official World of Darkness YouTube channel. In Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, players awaken in 2024 Seattle as Phyre, an Elder vampire who many recognize as the mysterious Nomad, … Continue reading Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines 2 Available Now on PC and Consoles
Trapped on an oil rig in the stormy North Sea, players in Still Wakes the Deep will have to use their wits to survive a deadly Lovecraftian cosmic horror. This new title proves that developer The Chinese Room are still masters of narrative horror.
Paradox Interactive announced that The Chinese Room, a Sumo Digital studio, is developing the highly-anticipated Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 during the PAX West keynote. The Chinese Room brings their award-winning storytelling to Bloodlines 2, creating a high-quality Vampire: The Masquerade action RPG by talented developers with triple-A experience. Fans eager to sink their teeth into Bloodlines 2 can look forward to the gameplay reveal in January 2024 and its launch in Fall 2024. “Vampire: The Masquerade holds a special place in our hearts. The story world’s dark setting filled with intricate narratives built on top of modern society … Continue reading Paradox Announces The Chinese Room is Developing Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines 2
Set in the fictional, Shropshire village of Yaughton, Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture begins after the end has already happened. Glorious attention to detail, an expertly delivered narrative and a moving score ensure this game rises above its flaws.
Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture is set in an English village, but something’s gone very wrong. Where are all the people? The trailer hints at some sort of deadly epidemic, with government public information broadcasts playing, as the camera pans over an abandoned nursery school. Check out the new trailer.
Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs is a creepy adventure game that will mess with your mind using sound, atmosphere and the threat of imminent death. So it’s a pretty good time for horror survival fans.
Dear Esther is a game you might have never heard of, but it’s also unlike anything else you’ve probably ever played. If you want something completely different, Esther has your ticket.
