Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines may be heading back from the grave, according to a small but increasingly interesting collection of unconfirmed reports.
The first claim came from a Reddit user who attended a Genitorturers concert at The Meadows in Brooklyn on October 15. According to the account reported by PC Gamer, the band told the crowd that a Bloodlines remake was happening. Genitorturers have a direct connection to the 2004 RPG: their track “Lecher Bitch” appeared in the original game.
PC Gamer later updated its report to say Nicholas Golden of GLDN, who performed on the same bill, corroborated the concert account.
A separate leaker says remaster, not remake
Then came a second claim. Eurogamer reports that a user on r/GamingLeaksAndRumours says a new version of Bloodlines is indeed in development, but describes it specifically as a remaster rather than a remake, adding that there are “some caveats.” The poster also claims to have previously shared information about other games, including Forza Horizon 6 being set in Japan.
Important: None of this has been officially confirmed. Activision, Paradox Interactive, World of Darkness, and the other parties connected to the Bloodlines rights have not announced a remaster or remake. No developer, release window, platforms, or feature list have been confirmed either.
For now, that leaves us with two related but slightly different rumors: Genitorturers allegedly referring to a remake, and a separate leaker insisting the project is actually a remaster. Until one of the license holders speaks publicly, that is all they are.
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