The Blood of Dawnwalker director says game's big choices offer pen-and-paper RPG freedom and boost immersion

The Blood of Dawnwalker director Konrad Tomaszkiewicz says the game's 30-day timer and day-night system create unique gameplay, and big choices will offer more player freedom and boost immersion, aiming for a pen-and-paper RPG experience.

• 'We want an experience that is close to a pen-and-paper RPG' — The Blood of Dawnwalker director says the game's big choices will offer more player freedom and 'boost immersion'
• 'Clair Obscur showed that you can take a genre and do it in a different and interesting way' — The Blood of Dawnwalker director says the ambitious game was made out of a 'love for RPGs'
• After 4 hours, The Blood of Dawnwalker feels like a true Witcher 3 successor
• 'We said it's expensive as hell, but we thought it's worth it, because it's unique and different' — The Blood of Dawnwalker director says the RPG's day and night system with its human and vampire gameplay loops is 'almost two different games'
• The Blood of Dawnwalker director says without previous experience from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Cyberpunk 2077 'it wouldn't be possible to create a game like this'
• 'The world is living and it's not waiting for you' — The Blood of Dawnwalker director says the RPG's 30-day timer gives the story a 'sense of urgency' and 'emotional impact'