The Blood of Dawnwalker, a new video game developed by the Polish studio Rebel Wolves, has received positive reviews from Polish media specializing in video games. Released on September 3 for consoles and PC, the game is set in the year 1347, a time when the Black Death ravaged Europe. The story centers on Brencis, a vampire and ruler of the Carpathian Mountains, who offers his blood to his followers to save them from the plague, while also using it to sustain himself. This unique blend of historical setting and supernatural elements has captured the attention of gamers and critics alike. Polish gaming websites have praised the game for its engaging narrative and immersive world-building. Spider's Web, a popular gaming platform, called the game "addictive" and noted that players "cannot stop thinking about it" after playing. The Polish edition of Eurogamer described the game's setting as a "picturesque" region, rich with a "melting pot of Slavic, Hungarian, and Romanian influences," adding to the authenticity of the experience. In The Blood of Dawnwalker, players take on the role of Coen, a young man turned into a vespéral — a creature that is half-human and half-vampire — by Brencis. His family is held hostage by the vampire and his followers, and Coen must find a way to rescue them from a ritual sacrifice. The game emphasizes time as a critical resource, adding urgency to the player's decisions and actions. The game's unique premise, historical backdrop, and richly detailed setting have made it a standout title in the horror and adventure genres. With its blend of folklore, historical events, and supernatural elements, The Blood of Dawnwalker offers players an immersive and challenging experience that has resonated well with critics and fans in Poland and beyond.