It is expected that Bloodlines 2 will launch on the following platforms: So, all the flaws are supposed to be removed in this sequel. At that time, there were a few issues with the game but due to technical problems, they remained as they were. This game is a sequel for the Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines which were narrative PC game developed in 2004. So, coming back to part 2, this is basically staged at present day Seattle. They had written the scrip for the first game too. This game is written by the writers Brian Mitsoda and Cara Ellison. If you wish to know more about Bloodlines 2 then here’s a piece of information for you. Now, there’s a delay one more time and it might even go to 2021. But then the release was pushed to first quarter of 2020. Initially, the game was supposed to be released in October 2019. They are quite ambitious about the project and that they just don’t want any compromise in the quality bar that they have set. Since they do not want to compromise even a bit in terms of the user experience, they would rather prefer a bit of delay. But this will not be possible looking into the current situations. This edition of the Tetracast features Bryan Vitale ( Josh Torres ( Adam Vitale ( Galizio ( and Kyle Levito ( As always, you can find links to the full episode of the podcast below along with our RSS feed, and also subscribe to us on iTunes or Google Play.Andy Kipling from Hardsuit labs had Tweeted that, they had the plans to initially launch the game in 2020. The crew then follow-ups with a discussion on the localization announcement for Trails of Cold Steel IV, a new update for Indivisible, Mary Skelter Finale, and IGN's Summer of Gaming event in June (along with some personal E3 anecdotes). In the News section of the podcast, after going a bit off-topic in discussing COVID-19 and delays for games like The Last of Us Part II, we discuss at length the recently announced version upgrade for NieR Replicant. Kyle ends the section with some non-RPG talk about the remake for Resident Evil 3.
Josh goes into discussing One Step from Eden, a new game inspired by Mega Man Battle Network.
The cast gets a surprise guest when Kyle jumps in midway to discuss Souls games for a bit, but after finishing up thoughts on Bloodlines, James chats about his experience with both Final Fantasy XIV and Xenoblade Chronicles X.
In this episode, Adam opens things up as he jumps into cult-classic Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines in order to prep for the sequel coming out later this year. Welcome to the latest edition of the Tetracast, RPG Site's regular, seemingly weekly, podcast!
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