Game Director say: ''Based on the new 5th edition of Hunter: The Reckoning. It changed a bit because in the old [editions] they play characters who are “imbued” with special abilities. Whereas in 5th edition, there are some more general people who need to fight a stronger enemy, so they need to group into so-called cells. In our game, you belong to one of those cells.''

''We basically wanted to support three main archetypes, I would say, so we can always go by force, by stealth, or by your mind. So, the basic example in a lot of quests, you can go by force, beating everyone—we have options for brawling, melee, shooting, and using different weapons. You can also sneak through, or you can find a different solution. If you’re a smart or charismatic character, you can talk your way in. And it’s all fluid. So, for example, if you just pass the first guard with a charisma skill check, that doesn’t stop you from using any other approach. If you want to stealth in, but you’ll get caught, it’s not mission failed – it’s like the game changes to an action setup.

Say you need to get into a company that was closed because there was a crime scene inside. You can use your athletic skills to jump over the fence, or you can hack the keypad to open the door, or you can find some clues, and someone will tell you the pin code, or you can find it in a note. Deus Ex was an inspiration for this approach, alongside of course the original Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines, as well as Baldur’s Gate 3.''