omg, you guys, have you heard about the blood of dawnwalker? it's this super ambitious medieval vampire rpg that's gonna let you carry over your save files into future games in the series. i know, it sounds kinda like mass effect, right? but the devs are really going all out with this idea, planning a whole cycle of games that'll take you on a wild ride through time.



so, basically, the game's director konrad tomaszkiewicz was talking about how they've been planning this whole series from the start, thinking about how the story would unfold across multiple games. and that's why they're making it possible to carry over your save files - they want the story to feel continuous and organic, with your choices having real consequences. it's a pretty bold move, if you ask me, especially considering how tricky it can be to make all those choices and consequences work together seamlessly.



but here's the really cool part: the dawnwalker series isn't gonna be stuck in just one time period. the protagonist, coen, is a half-human, half-vampire who can live for hundreds of years, so the games can jump around through different eras and settings. they're talking about visiting all sorts of historical periods and places, from the 14th century to the present day, and even potentially stopping by famous events like the french revolution. it's like a big ol' time-traveling adventure, and i am so down for that.



i have to say, it's a bit reminiscent of assassin's creed, but the devs are trying to do something a bit different here. they're drawing inspiration from things like interview with the vampire, which is all about the fantasy and storytelling, rather than just the historical settings. and,Read more: Full article on www.eurogamer.net

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