It appears that Plaion may have leaked the release date for the highly anticipated Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines 2. Plaion will distribute the game’s physical copy, so this appears to be a legit leak.
Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines 2 has been teasing a big reveal at PAX West starting in 2 weeks. I guess the game will get a release date which is the 27th of October. The image below is from Plaions online shop which is the physical distributor of the game in some regions. https://t.co/fA1S70ispk pic.twitter.com/lBFeTBOjCq
— Gamer&Trader (@GamerTrader1) August 21, 2023
In Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, players will enter the World of Darkness and rise through vampire society. Players will experience Seattle – a city full of alluring, dangerous characters and factions. In this sequel to the cult classic, your choices, plots and schemes will change the balance of power. Or at least that’s what the developers claim.
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 has been in development hell for a while. Its first delay came in October 2019. Then, in August 2020, Paradox announced a new delay and release date. And in February 2021, the game was indefinitely delayed.
It’s also worth noting that Plaion may have also leaked the release date of STALKER 2.
GSC GameWorld will be present at Gamescom 2023 with STALKER 2. As such, we’ll soon find out whether this new FPS will come out in December 2023. As for Bloodlines 2, Paradox Interactive has hinted at more news during PAX West 2023.
Stay tuned for more!
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