Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 is Game Informer's Next Cover Story

>We were invited to visit The Chinese Room's studio in Brighton, England, to get an exclusive look at the game, interview the development team, and see how the sequel is coming along since its infamous developer swap in 2021. While we're not yet able to showcase the cover art itself, we can show off a screenshot featuring a dark alley illuminated by a mysterious purple mark, which looks an awful lot like the brand on the protagonist Phyre's hand. For more details about that and everything else Bloodlines 2, stay tuned for our exclusive coverage this month.
>The next issue will launch digitally on July 22 at 12 PM ET/ 9 AM PT.
https://gameinformer.com/2025/07/16/vampire-the-masquerade-bloodlines-2-is-game-informers-next-cover-story

The marketing is ramping up in the leadup to release. We can probably expect extended gameplay footage and deep dives before the end of the month. PC Gamer had a few hours hands-on back in March, but this sounds more extensive.

The legendary vampire hunter Santiago is either Lou or someone working for Lou. Mark my words.

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I miss the twins

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Unfortunately I wouldn't count of them returning. Damsel is back, though.

Well they stuck in there with it despite everything so ill probably download it illegaly even with no gangerl clan in the game.

What I want is for owlcat to make old world of darkness in the style of their pathfinder games, turn based mode of course. That would be kino. Imagine vampire the masquerade/dark ages, werewolf the apocalypse, demon the forsaken, hunter the reckoning etc etc in pathfinder kingmaker form. Absolute kino.

Game development is almost a decade old now I forgot it exists lol. Good luck I guess, will keep an eye out if trailers appear.

post the feeding animation lol

I'm expecting something similar to IGN's coverage of Mafia 4. A 10 minute cross-section of gameplay and some deep dives.

>>715685392
This version began development in 2021.