Ferrill dispatched, he sets about the plot to activate the Shroud, blocking out the sun and setting loose an army of vampires and demonic entities to destroy the city, making it his kingdom. Rayne again sets her sights on killing Kagan. With Kagan's army having taken over the city, Rayne seeks out his tower to face him once and for all, fighting his army to get to him. A vengeful Ferrill makes an army of her own to usurp Kagan. After Rayne dispatches the last of her half-siblings, she confronts Kagan in his throne room, with Kagan mocking her one last time about the effort he took to create her. A fight ensues and Rayne kills her father, avenging her family. Despite Kagan's death, the vampires still plague the city, and Severin suggests that Rayne should run it now. Brimestone declares martial law to rescue the surviving humans, cracking down hard on all vampires and more vampire overlords setting their sights on the city. Reception BloodRayne 2 received "average" reviews on all platforms, according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. References External links 2004 video games Action video games BloodRayne Dieselpunk Hack and slash games Majesco Entertainment games Nintendo Switch games PlayStation 2 games PlayStation 4 games PlayStation 5 games Third-person shooters THQ games Video games about vampires Video game sequels Video games about Nazi Germany Windows games Xbox games Xbox One games Video games about zombies Single-player video games Video games developed in the United States Terminal Reality games Video games about cults Ziggurat Interactive games