Vampyr, DONTNOD Entertainment’s upcoming action-RPG, releases June 5 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. Pre-order now at selected retailers, and receive a limited edition vinyl featuring a selection of Vampyr’s soundtrack*, composed by multi-award winner and BAFTA nominee Olivier Derivière.

Derivière is best known for composing the soundtracks to a wealth of games including Get Even, Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag Freedom Cry, The Technomancer, Remember Me, and more. Here, his marriage of fierce cello performed by Eric-Maria Couturier from Ensemble Intercontemporain de Paris and industrial textures provide the perfect companion to Vampyr’s ferocious combat and the inner struggle of protagonist Dr. Jonathan Reid.

In this limited sound selection, enjoy hand-picked tracks from Vampyr’s soundtrack, mastered with Derivière’s supervision in high fidelity and pressed on transparent blood-red vinyl. With 40 minutes of music in total, immerse yourself in DONTNOD’s dark vision of 1918 London.

*Available for preorders while supplies last on the following territories: France (Micromania), Nordics (GameStop), Spain (GAME), Benelux (Game Mania), Poland (Empik), Australia (JB HI-FI), Portugal (FNAC). Final artwork subject to change.


For early buyers in Germany (GameStop) and Australia (EB Games), while stocks last, players can also get the Limited Edition of DONTNOD Entertainment’s Vampyr for PlayStation 4 for the price of the standard edition! This special bundle features the game on PS4, in addition to a selection of physical and digital bonuses. In total, the Vampyr Limited Edition contains:

- Boxed copy of the game for PS4, with exclusive Limited Edition sleeve
- Code for the Hunters Heirlooms DLC
- Set of 3 exclusive lithographs
- Double-side poster of the in-game map and stunning art

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Wer sich noch nicht sicher ist, auf der anderen Seite auch keine Hemmungen gegen 55 Minuten Gameplay Bilder hat, der darf nun auf den "Play-Button" drücken:

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This gameplay, taken from around six hours into the story, shows off several of the deep systems that make up Vampyr’s citizen and district ecosystems. Players are free to kill (or spare) any and all of London’s citizens, using their blood to evolve deadly new powers. Protagonist Jonathan Reid is also a doctor, and can therefore choose to heal these same inhabitants by conducting examinations and crafting specific medicines. Curing illnesses improves the quality of life for each citizen and the district as a whole – but for players that only care about growing stronger, it also means their blood offers a larger, tastier boost in power!

Balancing the overall health of citizens with who you choose to kill is vital for players who want to keep districts from being lost. Each of the four main districts have their own health status gauge, which is affected by the number of dead, sick and healthy citizens in that area. As the gauge drops lower, shop prices will increase, citizens are more likely to get sick, and life there generally deteriorates. If the status drops below critical condition, then the entire district will be lost forever! This means all shops, citizen side quests and regular inhabitants in that district are permanently gone, taken over by deadly enemies. If this happens, it doesn’t mean game over! A player who loses all four districts can still complete Vampyr’s main story – though their recklessness will reward them with the ending they deserve.

Hier geht es zum Video auf Twitch:
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