Bloodrayne Collection Confirmed: All Three Remastered Games Coming to PS5 and Switch
Is Bloodrayne making a comeback? The answer is both yes and no. Fans of the half-vampire, half-human Rayne won't be getting a brand-new installment or a full remake of her Nazi-slaying adventures. Instead, they can look forward to a consolidated package featuring all three previously remastered games on a single disc for PS5 or a single cartridge for Nintendo Switch.
Strictly Limited Games recently teased that more Bloodrayne news was imminent. It has since been confirmed that they will be releasing a Bloodrayne Collection, bundling all three remastered titles (Bloodrayne, Bloodrayne 2, and Bloodrayne Betrayal) into one package for both PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch.
While a general release timeframe of 2026 is currently listed, we anticipate a more precise launch window or even a fixed date will be revealed soon. Fans who have already experienced Bloodrayne, Bloodrayne 2, and Bloodrayne Betrayal might wonder if there's anything new beyond a unified collection. However, this upcoming release is also promised to include additional extras and features that were not present in previous individual remasters, making it worth keeping an eye on for both new and returning players.
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