“Before this happens, we will implement a way to earn in-game tokens more easily so players can continue to play and unlock cosmetics beyond this date.” The plan is to release more details about this system as the final patch is being prepared.Īs for the real currency purchasing, that will cease on September 26th.
One is the implementation of an in-game player voting system that will regularly unlock new things and “keep Bloodhunt fresh”. Sharkmob’s current goal is to keep the servers going “for as long as we have an active player base and community.” Despite ceasing development, the team has come up with a few ideas to keep players interested. “Ever since launch, we have been on a journey to excite and delight our players, however, while we have an amazing and very engaged community, we haven’t been able to reach the critical mass needed to sustain development. This has led us to the decision to stop further development of Bloodhunt.” Active players won’t need to worry, however, as the game will stay up and remain available to play for the foreseeable future. One year after leaving Early Access, developer Sharkmob has announced that development has ended on their free-to-play battle royale game Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodhunt. The game features a dynamic scare system, where the higher the difficulty, the more terrors you encounter. If you’re unfamiliar with the first game, White Day is a Survival Horror title that saw you trapped in Yeondu High School, hunted not only by the souls of the deceased students that roam the building, but also the school’s janitor. However, as before, the school has swallowed them up once again. Those same students decided to see for themselves if there was any truth to the rumours, and ventured into the school late at night. People’s reaction to the rumours was largely one of disbelief and indifference, though a select few still have memories of what transpired. Promising “meticulously organized horror” that will surpass the original, the story for White Day 2 sees a rumor being spread amongst the students that the ghost of Sung-ah had been seen in Yeondu High School after the events of the previous game. Along with the teaser, a handful of new screenshots have also been released via the official site. A third teaser trailer has been released for the game, which so far has only been announced for a Steam release (though no Steam page exists as of yet). Fans of PQube and SONNORI’s White Day: A Labyrinth Named School have been teased again in regards to the follow-up, White Day 2: The Flower That Tells Lies.
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