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28 minutes of gameplay footage from the Gamescom 2019 demo of Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2

IGN has shared a new video, showing 28 minutes of brand new gameplay footage from the Gamescom 2019 demo of Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2. Hardsuit Labs announced recently that it will use ray tracing in order to enhance the game’s lighting and reflections. However, it appears that this video does not feature any RTX effects.

For example, you can easily notice the screen-space reflection artifacts on some characters when the player enters the first bar. Not only that, but the game is really choppy at this stage of development. Seriously, some of the scenes appear to be running at lower than 30fps. The game targets a 2020 release so here is hoping that it will receive a major performance boost.

Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 is the successor to the cult-classic Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines. The game will feature reactive storytelling, fast-paced combat, and compelling characters with their own hidden motives.

In Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, players will immerse themselves in the World of Darkness and live out their vampire fantasy in a city filled with intriguing characters that react to their choices. According to the game’s description, their unique disciplines are a weapon in their forward-driving, fast-moving, melee-focussed combat system.

Enjoy!

Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines 2: 28 Minute Gameplay Demo - Gamescom 2019

31 thoughts on “28 minutes of gameplay footage from the Gamescom 2019 demo of Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2”

    1. The Masquerade needed a sequel but by competent devs. By pros and people that know what they are doing… But what I would love to see is a Masquerade sequel not a bloodlines one. Would’ve love to see what Christof Romuald was up to at this point.

  1. The view model FOV a.k.a weapon FOV is utter schit. Why does these developers keep putting the camera on the god damn weapon. Please look at alien isolation and Wolfenstein The colossus on how to do a proper view Model Fov for a 1st person game. I should be able to see my bloody Forearm. It’s a FIRST PERSON PERSPECTIVE not a FIRST WEAPON perspective.

    1. Well, the normie youtuber trend, forever exists I see .

      Need For Speed Heat gameplay is coming out via many youtubers, and they’re all so bad, like Alita says,

      “I am not impressed”

      When I get the game…. (:

      1. Both of you shuddup . (Joking manner)

        See me 8.11.19 . We here .
        Ayy, Ayy, here’s a new line for the both of you . LMAO .
        Not like there is any other game worth money else, might as well .

        Catching Amber, you’ll burn halfway across the highway, trying to living up to the outlaw’s flare .

        I only use one car . A Mazda . (:

    1. out of topic, I’ve been wanting to ask you a question about ISPs and piracy limits in US.
      so the way it works in my country is that you can torrent pirated stuff and get away with it unless you do it too much and in that case they (ISP) send you a warning which you can also ignore. if they feel like they can be sued by other companies in foreign countries (such as US) they call you and tell you it’s pretty serious and you need to stop so i was wondering if i can pirate stuff in US and which ISP is the best for that kind of thing.
      although you being an american is just a guess that i’m almost sure of.

    1. “Disclaimer: I hated “Vampire – The Masquerade”, so maybe that’s why i like this one.”

      Every day that passes you reconfirm by belief you have sh*t taste in games.

      1. dude your taste in games is garbage its like you are the kind of person they make nowadays trash games.

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