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15 Minute Gameplay Demo For Third-Person Vampire Game ‘Vampyr’ Released
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During the recent Gamescom 2016 the next game from Remember Me and Life is Strange developer Dontnod Entertainment was presented to game journalists. The game is a third-person action RPG titled Vampyr, in which you play a doctor named Jonathan Reid who has been turned into a vampire in early 1900s Britain. Struggling with the discovery that he now requires the blood of others in order to survive, Reid makes his way through the story having to find out more about who people are in order to choose who he feels is worth feeding on.

Now publisher Focus Home Interactive has released a nearly 15 minute gameplay demo so the rest of the world can get an extended look at how the game is looking in pre-alpha. You can read more about the game and check out the gameplay demo below.

From Focus Home Interactive:

The past week’s Gamescom 2016 has been the perfect opportunity for journalists to discover Vampyr, the Action-RPG from DontNod, the creators of Life is Strange. The press had the chance to attend presentations made by the developers, and thus learn more about the game, its story and its gameplay mechanics.

We’re extending that invitation to those of you at home in the form of a 15 minute gameplay video of our pre-alpha version, showcasing some of the ideas that make Vampyr a unique gameplay experience, where the narrative is directly tied to the gameplay. Without any spoilers, our presentation begins a little after the beginning of the game. Now aware of being a vampire, our protagonist Dr Jonathan Reid must come to terms with what he has become, meeting some of the characters you will interact with along your journey – some of whom are aware of what you are, and also share the same affliction.

This video is taken from a pre-alpha version of the game, and while many aspects are still very early in their development process – notably the combat system – you’ll get to see many of the gameplay ideas currently being worked on.

Investigate the people of London, and peer through their bodies to see the quality of blood that flows through them. Perhaps you find a terrible person who you believe deserves to die, and decide to feed on him. But what if he suffers from poor quality blood? Perhaps a father – with no reason to lose his life – has the purest blood, and will therefore gain you greater experience points”¦ your moral choices will directly affect the game world as you struggle to come to terms with your human/vampire duality.

Taking lives in London is not easy. Killing too many in a district may cause its infrastructure to collapse and turn into disarray. Every single life will also have a butterfly effect on the other NPCs surrounding them. Every life you take away will have consequences for the city and the people around them: Cursed be the choice!

If you missed it you can also watch the E3 trailer for the game from a couple of months back.

Vampyr will be released on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC sometime in 2017.

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[Source: Focus Home Interactive]

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