Host Teases Blood-Spilled Sequel at Gamescom Opening Night Live Kickoff

Geoff Keighley’s Gamescom ONL Teases Bloodlines II Sequel on August 19th

Geoff Keighley’s Opening Night Live, slated for August 19th at Gamescom, recently teased a follow-up game involving bloodshed. Keighley shared an image on Twitter by artist Maxime Taccardi, depicting a poster with the Roman numeral II and blood splatters around branches. While fans have speculated about Bloodborne 2, Ia Groke suggests a more plausible candidate: Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, a game slated for release in October. Viewers can tune in for Gamescom Opening Night Live on August 19th.

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For those eagerly anticipating the release of Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, Carlos Mendoza’s latest piece “Vampire Bloodlines 2: A Bad News Likely to Disappoint Fans” (August 2, 2025) dives deep into what fans can expect from this highly anticipated RPG. While the game offers a rich narrative and intense psychological horror experience set in Seattle, it won’t be the open-world sandbox many hoped for. Dive into the details and find out how this intricate exploration of a chaotic city will impact your gaming experience at Vampire Bloodlines 2: A Bad News Likely to Disappoint Fans. For those interested in the latest developments in indie gaming, Sophie Laurent’s recent piece on the independence of The Chinese Room is a must-read. Published on July 22nd, this insightful article delves into how the renowned studio has reclaimed its creative autonomy post-separation from Sumo Digital. As they gear up for the release of Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 and dive headfirst into new original projects, including the BAFTA-winning Still Wakes the Deep, it’s exciting to see where their future endeavors will take them. Head over to Players For Life Creators of Still Wakes the Deep Become Independent for all the details! And for those interested in the latest developments in the British gaming scene, be sure to check out our recent post titled “Studio Behind Still Waters the Deep, Dear Esther Regains Independence” (published on July 21, 2025), written by Marcus Thompson. The piece delves into how The Chinese Room has reclaimed its independence and secured funding from Hiro Capital to embark on new creative projects while continuing to collaborate on existing ones. It’s an exciting time for the studio as they prepare to bring fresh intellectual properties to life alongside their ongoing partnership with Paradox Interactive. Head over to our site to learn more about this inspiring comeback story! Studio Behind Still Waters the Deep, Dear Esther Regains Independence

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