1 concert attendee reportedly hears a musician of band Genitorturers talking about remake of game Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines during their concert in Brooklyn. This news is important for Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2004 RPG fans because it is potentially bringing hope for a comeback of cult classic. But the news itself is entirely unverified.
Reddit anecdote about Genitorturers concert comment lacks evidence or developer confirmation
It is based on an anecdote of Reddit user without any audio recording or any confirmation by the band or developers of the game. We are looking at the rumor news because it's not really having anything solid to back it up.
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines was released in 2004 by Troika Games and Activision. It has 20+ years long dedicated fanbase. Band Genitorturers has no known ties to developers or publishers of the game.
The only thing we know right now is based on the allegedly quote by musician during concert in Brooklyn. There are no official statements from anything that they are doing any kind of development work on the remake project.
It's speculated that musician might have confused alleged remake of the game with new game Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 that came out just recently. Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 is a new game sequel that came out just last year. It's a completely different game from the franchise.
Maybe musician isn't that much into gaming and got confused between games? There's nothing that's providing proof that original Reddit post might be about new project remake vs already existing sequel in original Reddit post.
Few_Interview8222 Reddit user tells his story without any recordings or documentary. He asks to believe him in the conversation that supposedly happened during concert. At the moment it is not really news worth much because it's unverified and developer involvement is non-existent.
If you are a fan of this franchise. You'll want to wait for any official announcements if there's a remake project going on.
Source: IXBT
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