Now, Paradox has announced it will show more of Bloodlines 2 this September, but in the meantime is offering refunds to anyone who has pre-ordered any edition of the game. In 2021, Paradox admitted it almost cancelled the project after ditching Hardsuit Labs, delaying the game indefinitely, and cancelling new pre-orders But the game was heavily-delayed and its developer, Hardsuit Labs, suffered a number of high-profile exits.
The sequel to developer Troika Games' much-loved 2004 cult-classic RPG was announced four years ago and at one point was due out in 2020. A new 2023 screenshot from ‘Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2.In a message to fans, publisher Paradox acknowledged it had been some time since the last update on the long-awaited but troubled role-playing game. Refund instructions vary depending on where you ordered it, but you can check Paradox’s FAQ for storefront-specific guidance. Additionally, Paradox will grant digital pre-order refunds for anyone who requests one. Paradox says it’s refunding the pre-orders because the previous physical edition included bonus-content items “no longer representative of the game.” Physical variants include the Collector’s Edition created and sold by DPA Merchandising GmbH and boxed versions of the First Blood, Unsanctioned and Blood Moon editions. However, there may be a glimmer of hope for holdouts as the publisher teased more news coming in September about the vampire game.
That was when Paradox announced it was parting ways with developer Hardsuit Labs and pushing back the title’s release date indefinitely. The long-delayed sequel to the 2004 cult classic was last available for pre-sales in early 2021. Paradox Interactive announced today that it will refund all physical pre-orders for Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2.
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