Scurrying through the city as the stealth leaning Prowler, I run directly up a tower block wall like a demented Spider-Man, sliding and jumping my way from rooftop to rooftop. Hopping into a two-hour pre-Alpha preview of Bloodhunt, Hubbard has a point. When I go back to other Battle Royale games it just feels… restrictive.” “Just being able to go wherever you want without any restrictions feels so liberating. “The thing that I personally get out of this that I don’t get anywhere else is the Freedom of movement,” says Game Director, Craig Hubbard. Yet for the action-loving Sharkmob, vampire royale was the perfect fit – with the nosferatu’s superhuman abilities adding an exciting new twist to an increasingly predictable genre.
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In fact, given its increasingly old predecessors, reimagining this decrepit RPG as a free to play battle royale seems like a brave choice.
While IP holder Paradox Interactive toils away at a proper RPG sequel, in the interim fans will be able to sink their fangs into Bloodhunt – the world’s first bloodsucking battle royale.ĭeveloped by Tencent-owned Swedish studio Sharkmob – which was formed by ex-Hitman and Division devs in 2018 – it’s fair to say that this eyebrow-raising proposition isn’t exactly what fans were expecting. Now, twenty-one years (and a middling 2004 sequel) later, Vampire The Masquerade has finally risen from its dusty crypt – only it’s not the strigoi we once knew. When blood-soaked action RPG Vampire The Masquerade: Redemption launched back in 2000, its stunning visuals and intriguing multiplayer cemented it as a cult classic.
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