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    Extended Gameplay of Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 from Gamescom 2019

    A 29-minute in-depth gameplay demo was recently posted courtesy by IGN for Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, a first-person Vampiric RPG title featuring neon-lighted cities, an incredible number of conversation choices as well as outcomes as well as intense vampiric action. However, the first impression of the demo looks unconvincing as the enemy AI appears sluggish at times allowing you to run or dodge around them, beat them senseless or just bite them dry.

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    Unleash your inner vampire

    With this RPG set to put players in a re-imagined World of Darkness with reactive storytelling, fast-paced combat and intriguing cast of characters. The player’s goal is to become the ultimate vampire in the city by stalking preys, manoeuvring complex political relationships, and a balance bloody diet.
    Your existence alone triggers a blood war among vampire factions who runs Seattle. Choose a clan in order to survive and enter an uneasy alliance with competing factions in a world that will react to your every action.

    Be mindful of your surroundings in order to uphold an absolute law of secrecy that keeps Vampire society hidden from humanity.

    Key Vampiric Features

    • Choose your disciplines with unique skills and melee combat as the ultimate vampire, while upholding the masquerade and guard your humanity or face the consequences
    • Choose your allies wisely
    • Each faction has its own traits and stories, in the war for Seattle’s blood trade.
    • The story is written by the creative mind behind the original Bloodlines

    Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, developed by Troika Games and published by Activision, is coming in Q1 2020 on Xbox One, PC and PlayStation 4.

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