In Episode I: Making Monsters, DONTNOD gives more information about Jonathan Reid, the doctor-turned-vampire that players will step into the shoes of in Vampyr. Freshly turned, Reid’s ‘condition’ unveils a dark new reality, thrusting him into a once-hidden society of wretched creatures like himself. Ancient Ekons plot from the shadows, terrifying Vulkods prowl the streets at night, and cursed Skals hide in the darkest places of the city.

Vampyr, the vampire focused adventure game from the developers of Life is Strange, is no longer launching at the end of this year. Back into the coffin for a little longer.

Another year, another E3 done and dusted! Possibly having too many games yet again, E3 was still home to plenty of winners and gems to keep your feeds open for. Games which made racing fun again, rocked the dragon and were spectacular in action. Here’s our list on the cream of the crop from this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo.

In develoepr DontNod's latest game focused on the battle between man and his inner beast thirsty for blood, it's not the horrific action of how you kill your victim but rather who you kill that truly matters.

Developer Dontnod’s vampire epic that stars you as the medically licensed Nosferatu Jonathan Reid will be out this November for PC, PS4 and Xbox One. Here’s the E3 trailer and some flavour text for you to sink your teeth into.

Actions have consequences. Especially when you’re exploring a world that houses 60 NPCs who have lives of their own to lead in Dontnod's Vampyr.

Here's 15 minutes of gameplay, showing what could be the next good Vampire game.

Vampyr stars one Jonathan Reid, a physician torn between his bloodlust and upholding his hippopotamus oath.