Edited on: October 29, 2025
Posted on: October 22, 2025
LordofEntropy
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 191 Rezensionen: 3
Flawed, but quite entertaining.
I am a long time BL fan, dozens upon dozens of playthroughs, and I have been longing for a BL2. This isn't Bloodlines, but that's okay, it's just unfortunate it has that baggage and sounds like many people won't look past it. I find myself having a lot of fun and totally forget that I supposed to be playing a "Bloodlines" game. I'm having fun being a badass elder vampire, popping out of peoples' shadows, munching on them, then telling their buddies to snap their own necks all together. The game is flawed (as was BL) and combat is janky at times, but it's still a lot of fun for me. Characters are pretty solid, with outliers in both directions, and the same goes for the voice acting. Until a second playthrough, I don't really know how much the choices truly affect the game, but I feel like at least the dialogue options give at least a bit of roleplay. If you don't care about Bloodlines, or are willing to accept it's just the name and judge the game on its own merits, it's quite an entertaining game even if flawed. Updated: After finishing the game and poking around more on a new playthrough, it really is quite linear and doesn't seem to really offer much in the way of replayability; unless you're really interested in trying out different clan passives since all the other abilities and perks are available to all clans eventually. The clan interactions are relatively minimal, mostly some flavor in dialogue, an occasional clan-based option, and a few reactions from NPCs. Seems as no matter what, certain people will die, and ultimately it's the same outcome albeit with a few different ending slides depending on some of the choices. At least at release and I haven't gone through and tried to 100% it so I may be missing some differences, but it's not going to be a lot.
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