Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 will now have all 6 clans

Paradox Interactive has announced that all six clans for Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 will be available in the game. This means that the two clans that were locked behind a DLC will now be free to everyone.

This means that the base game will offer all six clans from the get-go. These are Brujah, Tremere, Banu Haqim, Ventrue, Toreador, and Lasombra. The publisher has replaced these two clans with two story packs. These will not be available when the game comes out in October 2025. Instead, they will come out in 2026.

In Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, you get to explore the World of Darkness and climb the ranks in the vampire world. The game takes place in Seattle, a city full of fascinating and sometimes dangerous people and groups. This sequel to the beloved classic lets you make choices that can shake up the balance of power.

In this game, players can use supernatural powers or clever words to trick normal people into following them into dark alleys, where they can feed and satisfy their Hunger. But you have to be careful. If humans discover what you really are, you’ll break the Masquerade, the secret rule that keeps your kind hidden from the world.

From what I’ve heard, Bloodlines 2 is not a heavy RPG game as a lot of fans would have hoped. The game seems to be more linear than what you’d expect from a sequel to Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2. In a lot of ways, this feels more like an action stealth game with some RPG elements than a proper RPG game. So, if you are expecting an RPG similar to the first Bloodlines, you will be hugely disappointed.

Paradox Interactive will release Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 on October 21st. You can also find its official PC system requirements here.

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