Bloodrayne 2 game

Blessed with the powers of a vampire but cursed with the unquenchable thirst for blood and a weakness to sunlight, Rayne is challenged with her most personal battle yet as she hunts down her siblings. They have banded together and pledged to carry on their father's legacy of creating a new era of vampire supremacy where humans are mere cattle.

With new acrobatic movements and rail sliding, fast-paced blade and gun combat, fatal finishing moves, more dhampir powers like time control, and an extensive combo system, BloodRayne 2 is a brutally satisfying continuation of the iconic series. This game has not recieved a rating from the ESRB. BloodRayne is a registered trademark of Ziggurat Interactive, Inc. Blessed with the powers of a vampire but cursed with the thirst for blood and a weakness to sunlight, Rayne is challenged with her most personal battle yet as she hunts down her siblings.

Original developer WayForward upgrades its classic with new voice acting by Laura Bailey and Troy Baker, sharpened visuals, and rebalanced gameplay. In the years between the World Wars, Agent BloodRayne works as a killing machine for The Brimstone Society--a top secret fraternity that hunts down and destroys supernatural threats. After the fight with Dhampir the next scene happens with Rayne looking in picture of Kagan, her Vampire father and rembering in a flashback is seen entering a library called Blood Library with a few Nazis inside.

Knowing Kagan is here who is an influential Nazi collaborator , she declares she is here to kill him. Kagan notices she is here, but is not moved by her presence. He knows it is his offspring but does not know her name , but says she smells "tainted", asking who was her mother. He does not know her mothers name, saying he is "terrible with names", but does not care, knowing she died with her family.

He appears pre-occupied, looking for something. He finds what he was looking for, called the " Vesper Shards ". Knowing Rayne still wants to kill him, he then brings Professor Tremayne up from the floor, severely beaten, showing his own small intestine around his neck. Kagan knows that they know each other and that Tremayne "stole" yet another offspring from him. During his talk, he speculates that the Brimstone Society knew the Vesper Shard's powers and was eventually going to kill their Vampire allies such as Rayne.

Tremayne then pulls out a grenade, first giving time for Rayne to run, then detonates the grenade. Denied the pleasure of killing him herself, Rayne spent the last 60 years after the War seeking out and destroying Kagan's offspring. These offspring, Rayne's half-siblings, have banded together to form a group called the Cult of Kagan. Back in the Rayne fights and kills Zerenski on the roof. The Cult has created the Shroud , a substance that can render sun rays harmless to vampires, allowing them to surface at all times of the day, and twists nature into a nightmarish perversion.

Awhile later, Rayne meets Ferril and Ephemera , her half-sisters. Both Rayne and Ferril fight on top of a Shroud building and the Shroud construction falls down on Rayne. Rayne wakes up to see Kagan, alive and Ephemera kills Ferril for betrayal of Kagan.

Released in , this was the latest release of a new BloodRayne game, despite the game being over ten years old. The developer of BloodRayne: Betrayal , WayForward, has expressed interest in creating a new game for the BloodRayne franchise though, and with even next-gen consoles experiencing the ReVamped editions now, it may be a great time for a fully next-gen BloodRayne experience to drop. While many have been able to get their fill of vampire games thanks to titles like the upcoming battle royale Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodhunt.

However, fans who have been longing for the singleplayer, Nazi-killing hack and slash experience that is BloodRayne are left longing for a new title, though hopefully with all the remasters and enhanced editions making their way to PS5, a new BloodRayne title may be coming soon. Fallout 76 is one of the most interesting entries in Bethesda's Fallout series, in part because of its greater focus on horror elements.