The Blood of Dawnwalker 100% Completion Wiki

Welcome to The Blood of Dawnwalker 100% Completion Wiki & Strategy Guide. Everything you’ll need for 100% game completion in The Blood of Dawnwalker is included in this Strategy Guide!

Developer: Rebel Wolves
Publisher: Bandai Namco
Release Date: September 03, 2026
ESRB: Mature / PEGI 18
MSRP: $69,99
Available Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC
Genre: RPG, Vampires, Open World

General Game Info

In The Blood of Dawnwalker you play as a human at day and a vampire at night, with different skill sets in each form. At day you rely on Witchcraft skills and your sword, while at night you have a variety of supernatural vampire skills and can use your claws to attack. The story revolves around a 30 day time limit to save your family from Brencis, the vampire overlord who abducted them. Time doesn’t progress automatically in the background, instead it is spent like a currency on certain dialogue choices, unlocking skills, and completing quests. The time limit is quite generous though, the main story can be done in 7-10 days so you have around 20 days to spend on side content. You can keep a manual save before the ending and do any cleanup from there, the game continues after 30 days expire and all side content remains available. As long as you don’t start side content it will remain available and doesn’t fail from time advancing. Only once started, some objectives are timed, which is indicated by a blue clock icon in the journal (quest log). Some activities and vendors are exclusive to day (sun icon) or night (half-moon icon). Overall the best approach to this game is to finish the prologue, then climb the 11 Towers to mark all activities on the map (“?” icons), then do the Court Activities to draw out the 3 main bosses. After defeating the main bosses you can make a manual save and do all endings via save reload. Your dialogue choices during the story don’t matter for the ending, though you should get the correct medicine for Esme (your mother) during the prologue to ensure she lives. After the prologue, the game turns into a giant sandbox where you can do the Court Activities in any order you want, which are trackable from the Court menu. When you’ve done enough Court Activities to anger one of the bosses, you get their boss fight quest, then repeat this for the next boss. Keep plenty of manual saves throughout the game and don’t kill non-hostile NPCs, vendors, or quest givers (killing enemies is fine). This way you won’t lock yourself out of any trophy-related content.