The Blood of Dawnwalker gets a 30-minute gameplay overview trailer

Bandai Namco and Rebel Wolves have released a new gameplay overview trailer for The Blood of Dawnwalker, which packs 30 minutes of gameplay footage. This trailer packs some gameplay mechanics, features, and stories that you will find in it. So, if you are “Witcher” fans, you should definitely check it out.

The Blood of Dawnwalker will be a single-player open-world dark fantasy vampire action RPG. It’s developed by former The Witcher devs, and it will be using Unreal Engine 5.

In the game, you play as Coen. Coen is a young man turned into a Dawnwalker, forever treading the line between the world of day and the realm of night.

Players will use their skills and combine vampiric strength with human resolve as they take on a quest to save the ones they love. They will face their foes – be they human, monster, or the ticking clock itself.

According to the devs, players will have 30 in-game days to complete the main story. Moreover, time will move forward every time you do something important.

From the looks of it, time will move forward each and every time you make a story-based decision. Or at least that’s the vibes I got from it. So, I don’t expect it to have a full real-time TOD to force you to complete your objectives.

Bandai Namco plans to release The Blood of Dawnwalker in 2026. Although we don’t have an exact ETA on when it will come out, we do know that it will only hit current-gen platforms.

Enjoy and stay tuned for more!

John Papadopoulos

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