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Vampire: The Masquerade — Bloodlines is a first-person role-playing game and immersive sim based on White Wolf's World of Darkness setting. It was the first third-party game to use Valve's Source Engine, and the last of three releases from Troika Games.
Previews[edit]
Edge Equip PC special (2003)
Edge (July 2003)
PC Gamer (UK) (July 2003)
PC Gamer (US), including cover (September 2003)
Games™ (November 2003)
PC Zone (December 2003)
Games™ (April 2004)
Edge (July 2004)
Play (US), with Leonard Boyarsky interview (August 2004)
Reviews[edit]
Edge (January 2005)
GamesMaster (January 2005)
PC Gamer UK (January 2005)
PC Gamer US (January 2005)
PC Zone (January 2005)
Play (US) (January 2005)
Computer Games (February 2005)
GMR (February 2005)
Hyper (February 2005)
PC Powerplay (February 2005)
Computer Gaming World (March 2005)
