The Blood of Dawnwalker Director Confirms New Game Plus Mode in Development

The Blood of Dawnwalker will receive a New Game Plus mode in the future, as confirmed by the game's director, Konrad Tomaszkiewicz. During a recent stream (reported by GamesRadar), Tomaszkiewicz revealed that the mode is in the works but did not provide additional details such as a release window or specific features. Fans can rest assured that it is indeed coming.

As one of September's most prominent releases, The Blood of Dawnwalker offers a substantial story, yet players are already seeking reasons to replay it. The game's unique structure may complement New Game Plus well. Players have 30 in-game days to achieve the main objective: saving the protagonist's family. Time advances as quests are completed, forcing players to be selective about which adventures to pursue or risk wasting precious days. Similarly, upgrading skills also consumes time, preventing players from maxing out their character in a single playthrough. With New Game Plus, players could repeatedly replay the game until they've maxed out their character or completed every quest, akin to a Groundhog Day scenario.

Of course, this is speculative, as we don't know how the mode will be implemented. However, the core purpose of New Game Plus is to add replay value by allowing players to carry over gear, skills, and other buffs to new playthroughs. Hopefully, we won't have to wait long to learn more, but if developer Rebel Wolves has shown us anything, it's that they won't delay.

The studio is already hiring for its next project, expected to be a sequel to The Blood of Dawnwalker, possibly set in a new setting and era. Rebel Wolves envisions this as a franchise spanning centuries, so future installments should deliver unique stories.