Vampire: The Masquerade - B𝐆loodhunt is ceasing active development, but will rem🐼ain online and available to play.

Earlier today on May 15, Bloodhunt developer Sharkmob announced that development on the vampiric battle royale shooter would effectively be winding down, ending barely a year after it first launched. Bloodhunt w💟on't be receiving further major upd🤪ates in the future, but the game will remain online with its servers active for its player base.

"Ever since launch, we have been on a journey to excite and delight our players, however, while we have an amazing and very engaged community, we haven’t been able to reach the critical mass needed to sustain development," Sharkmob writes. "This has led us to the d𒐪ecision to stop further development of Bloodhunt."

"Our aim is to keep the servers going for as long as we have an active player base and community," the blog post continues. Sharkmob reveals a player voting system will be introduced in🍸 order to keep Bloodhunt feeling fresh and alive further down the road, but isn't revealing further details abꦯout this feature for now.

Finally, all microtransaction pu📖rchases using real-world money will be turned off later this year, on September 26. Until then though, Sharkmob is actually making it easier to🍬 earn Bloodhunt tokens, so players can purchase in-game cosmetics and other items after this date using their stockpile of tokens.

It's a sad day for Sharkmob, and the Vampire: The Masquerade fanbase at large. Bloodhunt was someth💙ing intriguing and new in the crowded battle royale space when it first launched last year, with plenty of new ideas that made🌜 playing as a vampire in a shooter genuinely fun.

Meanwhile, Vampire:🍎 The Masquerade 2 is still in development as of last year in July 2022, but it's been years since we'veꦜ seen or heard anything 🍨official of the project.

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