Gloomwood is too good to play unfinished

It's not often that I'm so immediately into a game that I follow its development as closely as possible, but that's the effect Gloomwood's demo had on me when it appeared on Steam in 2020. Good immersive sims only come around once every few years so I take what I can get, but that brief vertical slice convinced me that New Blood Interactive has something special here: a neo-victorian stealth game with the vibes of Bloodborne and the backstabs, shadow hopping, and constant vulnerability of Thief...
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