Rebel Wolves has finally released its first open-world RPG with The Blood of Dawnwalker, and it seems there are some players who don't particularly enjoy one of the game's core mechanics. With the studio comprised of many former Witcher 3 developers, including Konrad Tomaszkiewicz and Daniel Sadowski, The Blood of Dawnwalker taps into the theme of being in a fantasy-like medieval area within the Eastern European-based Carpathian Mountains.
However, one mechanic that helps the game stand out, and a feature that is a core element to the narrative of The Blood of Dawnwalker is with the flow of time. The protagonist has 30 days and 30 nights to attempt to save his family, who has been captured by Brencis and his Vampiric Council. Players have a bit of control over time, as it doesn't run in real time, allowing players to choose how they spend precious moments as taking on missions and other activities will show you how many hours, or segments, in this case, will be used. This system is in place to push players to spend their time wisely and make decisions feel more meaningful than they would otherwise.
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