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Vampyr - Morality, Inspiration, And More

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    [​IMG]Gameinformer previews Vampyr.

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    DontNod Talks Morality, Inspiration, And More

    The wait for Vampyr may have been pushed into next year, but it's allowed Dontnod to ensure they capitalize on their past experiences and explore a new kind of video game vampire.

    Originally planned for release in October of 2017, Dontnod delayed their newest project into spring of 2018 to ensure the game could be polished and made into the best experience possible. And for good reason: In addition to being a new I.P., Vampyr represents a realization of their experience gained from both the Life is Strange series and Remember Me.

    "In a way, we can consider that Vampyr is the child of Dontnod's first two projects: We return to a game mechanic based on fighting and confrontation, as in Remember Me, and at the same time we return to the mechanics of the choices and consequences freely left to the players, as in Life is Strange," says game director Philippe Moreau.

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