Today’s Nintendo Direct Mini wasn’t really all that mini. The presentation included two brand-new Monster Hunter games, a new Disgaea title, a stealth-launch for Hades, a release date for Empire of Sin, and the first media for Rune Factory 5.
Paradox Interactive and Hardsuit Labs have made a major change to the team behind Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2. Lead Narrative Designer Brian Mitsoda and Creative Director Ka’ai Cluney are no longer working on the project.
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 will not be launching in 2020. Players will have to wait until next year to join Seattle’s underworld.
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 is getting a premium edition for big fans and even digital buyers will be able to get in on it. Also, a new trailer reveals the return of a familiar face.
The creators of Empire of Sin sent out a special video on Mother’s Day detailing one of the game’s mob bosses. Based on a real-world woman with power, Elvira Duarte can charm enemies for a few turns.
A follow-up to Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines is finally set to arrive this year. A new trailer invites players to come and dance to its tune while Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 versions are confirmed.
Those eager to hustle the system in Empire of Sin will have to wait longer. The strategy RPG focusing on the crime syndicates of the 1920s is getting its release window pushed back to fall.
BattleTech will receive its third expansion next month. This expansion will be perfect for those longing for more mech and weapon options in the game.
In not the most surprising announcement, Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 has been delayed. Fortunately, the game is still planned for release in 2020.
The last of the factions in Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 has revealed itself to the world. If you can see them, that is.
Vampires are known for being long-lived, but every vampire is young at one point. And the new group, aptly named the Newcomers, are here to give them a home.
With eyes and ears all over the city, the Baron act as its violent and brutal underbelly. It’s Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, it’s probably worth your while to stay on their good side or stay out of their way.
A lengthy look at a quest in Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 gets some commentary to give more insight into the game. The first of the five factions is also being introduced.
In the 1920s, organized crime ravaged the streets of Chicago. Players can follow the escapades of crime bosses such as Al Capone as they build legacies and creates their Empire of Sin.
Take a look at the gloomy Seattle nights in Vampire the Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 in high definition. The upscaled graphics should make the food at Pho the Win look very appetizing.
1920s Chicago is rife for game possibilities. So it makes sense that Paradox Interactive and Romero Games are looking to make players the king or queen of the Windy City.
Paradox Interactive has released the first gameplay trailers for Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2. There’s a quick 80-second video that debuted during the PC Gaming Show, as well as extended version that dives deeper into more of the game’s elements.
At least before, mech warfare stayed far away from the rest of the world. With Urban Warfare, that is no longer the case.
Even among the vampires there are those that are considered unusual. The Malkavians may just be the strangest of them all.
Not all vampires are at the bottom of the food chain, some of them have to be on top. In this case, that would be the Ventrue, the billionaire benefactors of the Masquerade.
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