Ziggurat Interactive is already working with original BloodRayne developer, Terminal Reality, to update the PC versions of the BloodRayne games to improve compatibility and provide various enhancements. Ziggurat is also developing plans to further explore and expand BloodRayne’s already rich universe.
“BloodRayne is a beloved franchise with a huge fan base and we’re extremely appreciative of the opportunity to be stewards for this fantastic series,” said Ziggurat Interactive’s President, Wade Rosen. “Players the world over fondly remember titles like BloodRayne and Advent Rising and having the opportunity to not only bring these games to a new audience but to expand their universes is something we take seriously.”
"We are really excited to have this opportunity to revisit one of our favorite game series and make it available to a new audience," said Mark Randel, President, Terminal Reality, Inc.
The third-person horror action series BloodRayne introduced gamers to Rayne, a brutal half-vampire beauty traveling the world to foil Nazi plans, battle supernatural threats, and along the way, uncover more about her own complex past. Featuring a unique protagonist, fast-action combat, vampiric powers, and an extensive globe-spanning storyline, BloodRayne offered a distinctly different and exciting gameplay experience that encouraged being “bad to be good.” Beloved by fans and critics alike, BloodRayne became a true cross-media phenomenon, spanning games, comics, and films across the early 2000s.
Xero wrote on Jun 15, 2020, 14:19:
BRING BACK NOCTURNE!!!!! You do know Blood Rayne was a spin off of a character from Nocturne.
jacobvandy wrote on Jun 15, 2020, 13:09:
Ah, yes, fond memories of playing this for the titties and then almost throwing up the first time I saw a person bifurcated vertically.
Xero wrote on Jun 15, 2020, 14:19:
BRING BACK NOCTURNE!!!!! You do know Blood Rayne was a spin off of a character from Nocturne.
Nocturne was so ahead of it's time graphically. I remember when the system specs wanted like a 500mhz computer when like 350 was the most people could practically afford then. I still picked up the game despite not meeting the required specs and yeah, it ran horrendously but I had a blast with it. The moody atmosphere, the lighting effects and sound. Was awesome. I still remember how you could blow limbs off which was pretty big back then and literally blow off a vampires face with the elephant rifle. It was glorious for it's time when not many games allowed that stuff with the amount of detail it had.