Witcher 3 director's vampire game won't be derailed by Netase layoffs

Despite great success Marvel competitorsthe game developer recently, recently Dismissed some developers who worked on it. Soon after, there is about Larger cuts in the network and developer umbrellas. However, these cuts will not affect Dawnwalker's BloodWitcher 3 director Konrad Tomaszkiewicz's upcoming vampire game.

Dawnwalker developer Rebel Wolf's Blood co-owner Tomasz Tinc shared a message His LinkedIn account To counter the report, his studio was harmed by any turbulent netease.

“I also read these articles, suggesting that the Rebel Wolf may be at risk due to the (rumored) netease,” TINC wrote. “First, thank you for all the enthusiastic information and desires you provide. The development of our game is steadily Development, we are not facing financial problems. DawnWalker's blood production is fully funded, and we work with partners and friends from Bandai Namco, the global publisher of our game, brings Dawnwalker Saga's first chapter to the Rebel Wolf's The vast majority. Tomaszkiewicz and other studios co-owners, all of whom are hired by the Rebel Wolf.

Rebel Wolves has not announced the release date for Dawnwalker Blood, but the studio has shared some details about the game itself. The story will be set in the 14th century in a fictional European country taken over by a vampire. The leadership role is Coen, a semi-human/half-court hybrid who has 30 days and nights to save his family. That ticking clock means a secondary activity in the blood of even the dawn rambler May draw time Cohen needs to finish his story.

Dawnwalker's blood play will be unveiled this summer. It will eventually be released on popular PCs, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.