I also long time ago ported a mod that let me join the Dawnguard as a Dhampir (Half Vampire/ Half Human), like Blade and Alucard.
I just bought Hellblade on Steam sales. I'm really excited for that game.
@Happydeathclaw: I used the "Better Vampires" mod to customize the player vamps abilities, like no death at sunlight, no weakness to fire, no weakened abilities when in sunlight, can drink potions for healing, can be effected by alcohol, and can eat, but still needs to drink blood, and some other tweaks I've forgotten. The rest was roleplay. It may sound overpowered but I remember in the first Blade film, the villain vampire said Blade had all of their strengths and none of their weaknesses.But Harkon and that Falmer still whipped my butt in combat lol.
@Highwayman667: I was randomly searching Google and came upon this entry. Apparently back in 2004 work had begun on a sixth Legacy of Kain game, but was canceled by the publisher Eidos three or sixth months into development. This ranks up there with Lucas Arts canceling KOTOR 3 for blunders in gaming history.Here is the LOK wiki entry:https://legacyofkain.gamepedia.com/Legacy_of_Kain:_The_Dark_Prophecy#Malek.27s_BastionIt looked like we were able to revisit Malek's bastion an area from the original Blood Omen. I think that was where you find the twin axes Havok and Malice?
Well the first game Blood Omen was the brain child and developed by Silicon Knights and was published by Crystal Dynamics and Activision. After a legal battle Crystal Dynamics won the rights to the future games. Crystal Dynamics developed the Soul Reaver, and Defiance games and published by Eidos. As far as I know Eidos still owns the rights to the series. But it is important to remember the one who keep up with the Soul Reaver games, Amy Hennig left Crystal Dynamics. So even if they made a sixth game it would be different like Blood Omen 2 is different from the main series.
Years ago I've played a rare adventure game but forgot its name. After long searches I've found it out again:A dead girl wins at a carnival a living goldfish and must find what it means the concept of being "alive" (and save the goldfish)
Sounds like a great Tim Burton movie