Free-to-play battle royale Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodhunt is ending development a year after its launch.
action game is set in the universe of the pen and paper RPG, with players competing against 48 other vampires, with the help of guns, swords and anything else they can get their hands on.said that due to it not being able to reach the recquired number of players, it will end active development on the title. In-game monetization will also be turned off.
“With that said, Bloodhunt servers will stay up and the game will remain available to play. Our aim is to keep the servers going for as long as we have an active player base and community. The statement continued: “We will share more granular details about how this system works when we get closer to releasing our next update, which will be the last planned patch for Bloodhunt. Beyond that update, patches will only be related to maintenance.
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