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The Blood of Dawnwalker — Famitsu's anime-style cover and release details
31 august

The Blood of Dawnwalker — Famitsu's anime-style cover and release details


The vampire action RPG The Blood of Dawnwalker has landed on the cover of the latest issue of Japanese magazine Famitsu. The spread featuring protagonist Koen and his vampire opponents is done in an anime style—a look that has resonated with players, with requests for a full-fledged anime adaptation increasingly being voiced on social media.

Key Release Details:

  • Date and Platforms: The game releases on September 3rd on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series S. The Xbox Series S will not have the three announced game modes.
  • Regional Features: The price on Steam in Russia will be 5,000 rubles; Russian language support is not announced.
  • Setting and Plot: The game takes place in 14th-century Europe. Players control Koen, who transforms into a vampire.
  • Mechanics: The game uses an unusual time system—it functions as a role-playing currency. Crafting is based on the potion-making principle, familiar to fans of The Witcher.
  • The Blood of Dawnwalker — Anime Style on the Famitsu Cover and Release Details

The Blood of Dawnwalker — Famitsu

The combination of a dark medieval setting, vampire themes, and mechanics reminiscent of iconic RPGs makes The Blood of Dawnwalker one of the most intriguing releases of the fall. If the studio can strike a balance between complexity and accessibility, the project has every chance of attracting both genre fans and those seeking a fresh take on a classic theme.


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