
You are the Nomad — an elder vampire awakening from a century-long slumber, new to the modern nights. Trapped in your Blood is a stranger’s voice. This entity, a vampire detective known as Fabien, will be your guide to 21st-century Seattle.
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You are the Nomad — an elder vampire awakening from a century-long slumber, new to the modern nights. Trapped in your Blood is a stranger’s voice. This entity, a vampire detective known as Fabien, will be your guide to 21st-century Seattle. You will explore the city through his eyes as well as those of the Nomad, as you revisit a cold case from a hundred years ago that is threatening undead and mortal society alike.
Hunt your way through a modern-night Seattle on the brink of an open supernatural war in Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2, where visceral vampire action meets a neo-noir murder mystery. Navigate the vampire Court of Seattle and its dark underbelly in this action RPG, realized by the BAFTA award-winning studio The Chinese Room.

Blood sustains you and empowers your vampiric Disciplines. You’ll stalk and feed on the city’s population at night. Use your supernatural powers or raw persuasion on unsuspecting mortals to lure them into dark alleys and slake your Hunger. However, be cautious about breaking the Masquerade: revealing your true nature risks reprisals, starting with law enforcement and escalating from there. Remember, you are not the only creature that goes bump in the night.
Experience immersive, visceral combat that rewards various playstyles and approaches based on your choice of vampire clan. Will you engage in close combat with supernatural strength, attack from a distance with blood sorcery, or silently thin the herd like the apex predator you are? Your clan choice will support these playstyles and more.


Enter the World of Darkness and rise through vampire society or rail against it. Experience Seattle - a city full of alluring, dangerous characters and factions, not to mention the mortals at stake in the clash of powers beyond their knowing. In this sequel to the cult classic, your choices, plots, and schemes will determine the balance of power and what becomes of the city and its people.
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Yes, but only on sale and I'm mostly going to talk about negatives first. Took ^ hours to get to an ending, that I didn't really see coming. Got the Anarch ending, which is odd, because you barely associate with the anarchs in the game. Really only meet two that you're not instantly hostile with, through-out the game. One of them, is a single scene with a character from the first game. They're basically redditors. 1984 (anarch actually references this) , blah blah blah, capitalist,,,waaah facists. Luckily it's so badly directed through the dialogue, it comes off comical or almost sarcastic. So really most of the choices that you make in the game, don't really matter. After getting the ending I got, I looked up the others and how you get those, and it's a little bizarrely handled. Because you spend more time as Fabien dealing with most of these people, than the main character does. Some of the "main" clan primogens, only have a single collection side quest. There's one choice you can make, that locks out the other 5 instantly. There's still like 5-8 hours of game left after this choice. Which brings me to something else, the Fabien sections feel like that was the original game, and the rest was tacked on after that. They have the most RP, but sadly you can't really fail any of it, because the game will give you instant do-overs if you pick the wrong options. Those sections are fun enough for a single play-through though, and I actually like that character. Also the only character to get a real send off, by the end of the game. The ending slides are pretty lackluster and vague. Voice acting is all over the place. DLC I will probably never buy. The two characters involved, have very little interaction with the main story in the grand scheme of things. "Still a thumbs up dude?" Yeah, I mean the combat is fun once you unlock 4 of the best in slot abilities and you're running around killing an entire room of ghouls and thin blood vampires. Without really breaking a sweat. The boss fights are...fine. They weren't really any better in the original game. Though the bosses actually looked more formidable in the original (so did the rest of the vampires too though). In this you're basically fighting influencer rejects. Except the final boss fight, that's pretty good. Not hard, but the look and setup, is handled well. Gliding around the city and kicking somabiches off of roof tops is fun. Watching people running over to the bodies and freaking out, is fun. Watching the different factions fighting each other, and then coming in for free scraps is fun a couple times too. Not sure how the masquerade wasn't broken by the end of the game though, because by the end. No matter your choices, there's full on blood shed on the streets, and thousands of humans have died in the game. There's also a few sections of the game that are like playing the Alien sections from the AVP games. And those are good fun too. There's tons of codex entries if you want to read extra lore and things like that. Lastly, like Marvel Midnight Suns. This game feels like the protagonist is meant to be the female version of Fire, just based on how the dialogue is presented. Anyway, for 30 bucks or less. Yeah it's fun enough for a single playthrough, but I have no real desire to play it again. I am however about to start my 5th run through the first game.
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Aún no lo he acabado, pero me alegro enormemente de haberle dado una oportunidad a este juego. Pese a todo por lo que ha pasado es un juegazo.
Waste of money.
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查案流程又臭又长,好无聊,地图太小了
The only issue with this game is that it is called Bloodlines 2. The attached expectations are completely missmatched with the actual game, and I believe this was never intended to be a Bloodlines title to begin with. Paradox fumbled it for no good reason. However, the game that you actually get is pretty great! It's full of memorable, well written characters and appropriately conveys Vampire theme and style. The Chinese Room did an excellent job. I hope to see more Vampire titles from them.
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This game still be trash. Is -AA game.
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