Troika’s Vampire workforce began work on a Werewolf sport earlier than they shut down
Ah, what might of been. As you’ll be taught in our full interview with former-Troika, former-Blizzard, now-Obsidian author Leonard Boyarsky, he’s been concerned in fairly a number of cancelled initiatives through the years. For me, probably the most fascinating was a Werewolf-focused follow-up to the good, flawed Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines.
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As a part of an extended dialogue on the ultimate days of Troika Games, which Boyarsky based together with Tim Cain and Jason Anderson, he talked about one of many demos they put collectively was a prototype for a Werewolf sport.
“We did actually make, I forget how far we got, we made I believe a workable prototype of one small little area that was like a Werewolf version [of Vampire],” Boyarsky explains. “We made a game where you could turn into a Werewolf or you could be a Werewolf, but it was only one small area using a lot of the assets if not all the assets from Vampire.”
He didn’t elaborate additional, however it’s the follow-up everybody wished on the time, and considerably hinted at by questlines in Vampire itself. Troika going beneath put paid to that. Of course, it is happening now, although by a wholly completely different studio, Cyanide, printed by Focus Home Interactive.
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