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Play V Rising, a vampire survival game, for free this weekend

Play V Rising, a vampire survival game, for free this weekend
Russell Kidson

Russell Kidson

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V Rising isn’t a new game, but it’s caught our attention again because of a special Halloween event it’s hosting this weekend. The event, termed Bloodfest in-game, will see V Rising being playable for free from October 28th to November 1st, 2022. 

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As part of the in-game Halloween-themed event, V Rising’s developers, Stunlock Studios, are also releasing fitting DLC that you can claim starting now. The DLC will no longer be available after November 7th, so hurry on over and claim it now. The new DLC includes all sorts of Halloween-themed items, such as spooky interior decor and ghostly lights. 

In addition to the DLC drop, V Rising is also including a brand-new gameplay configuration called the Mad Hunt. This new server preset will randomize the locations of V Blood, its technologies, and spell unlocks. If you’d prefer to only add one of these three features, you can apply them individually. 

As is usually the case with game updates, this most recent one also issues numerous fixes for endgame content, as well as making a few adjustments in terms of the game’s balance.

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In other news, everyone who celebrates Halloween puts their own unique spin on the social phenomenon. Some people construct elaborate tricks to enact upon visitors; others, like the folks over at Adafruit, issue warnings that Doom may be running on candy in your Halloween hamper. To each their own, but I’d certainly be more than happy to find a candy bar with gaming capabilities in my candy collection.

Russell Kidson

Russell Kidson

I hail from the awe-inspiring beauty of South Africa. Born and raised in Pretoria, I've always had a deep interest in local history, particularly conflicts, architecture, and our country's rich past of being a plaything for European aristocracy. 'Tis an attempt at humor. My interest in history has since translated into hours at a time researching everything from the many reasons the Titanic sank (really, it's a wonder she ever left Belfast) to why Minecraft is such a feat of human technological accomplishment. I am an avid video gamer (Sims 4 definitely counts as video gaming, I checked) and particularly enjoy playing the part of a relatively benign overlord in Minecraft. I enjoy the diverse experiences gaming offers the player. Within the space of a few hours, a player can go from having a career as an interior decorator in Sims, to training as an archer under Niruin in Skyrim. I believe video games have so much more to teach humanity about community, kindness, and loyalty, and I enjoy the opportunity to bring concepts of the like into literary pieces.

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