Blood of Dawnwalker: Cohen is not a superhero and will not be super strong; vampires protect people because they consider them "cattle"

In the latest trailer for The Blood of Dawnwalker, a few seconds of gameplay were shown, giving us an idea of ​​how powerful the game's protagonist, Kouen, is when he has vampire powers. If you're hoping to play this RPG as a one-man army, like some vampires are portrayed in movies and games, that's not going to happen in The Blood of Dawnwalker.

During a recent Twitch stream, the developers of Rebel Wolves explained , how Cohen differs from the average action-RPG protagonist. According to the creators, Cohen is an atypical protagonist. Firstly, don’t expect sharp jokes or monosyllabic remarks from him; secondly, don't expect the character to be super strong, like a superhero.

Jakub Szamalek, narrative director and head writer of Dawnwalker, states:

Konrad Tomaszkiewicz, Rebel Wolves CEO and director game, adds:

If you've seen the cinematic trailer, it implies that vampires are (sort of) good. Apparently, in some sense they are, since they protect the Valley, but for selfish reasons. The vampires demanded a "blood tax."

Szamalek explains how the vampires overthrew the lords in the game:

Tomaszkiewicz adds:

Szamalek continues, stating:

Blood of Dawnwalker doesn't have a set release date yet, but is confirmed to be coming to PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. A full demonstration of the gameplay is planned for the summer of 2025.