Stranger things occur with Architects of the Obscure, the second episode of Vampyr’s weekly webseries

If you’re looking for more Vampyr coverage before its spring release, DONTNOD has released a new episode from its four-part weekly webseries for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Entitled Architects of the Obscure, this second episode will reveal a little more about the places in London that you’ll experience in the game.

In Episode 2: Architects of the Obscure, DONTNOD reveals the areas of London that you will explore and impact during your time in Vampyr. Each of the four districts have their own distinct style and groups of citizens, which can flourish or perish depending on your actions. Whitechapel and the Docks are ravaged by poverty and crime, while the West End benefits from a wealthier population―and is the district of choice for Ekons plotting in the shadows. Pembroke Hospital gives Dr. Reid the opportunity to put his medicinal skills to great effect, while tempting the doctor-turned-vampire with helpless citizens that hold him in a position of trust.

This latest episode also introduces the music of Vampyr, including insight from composer Olivier Deriviere. He discusses how he developed the game’s original score with consideration for its unique setting and atmosphere, as well as how the inner dilemma Jonathan faces translates into the music. Eric-Maria Couturier, of the Paris Ensemble InterContemporain, drives Vampyr’s soundtrack as solo celloist, and here offers an exclusive performance that showcases his unique style.

Check out the ominous episode above, and check out some hands-on coverage here. Stay tuned for more news on Gaming Trend.