NEW GAME PLUS ANSWER Β· NO NG+ IN THE LAUNCH BUILD

Blood of Dawnwalker New Game Plus: is NG+ available after the ending?

No. New Game Plus is not confirmed in the launch build, so finishing the story does not unlock a verified carry-over run. Keep a manual pre-finale save if you want another ending.

Last checked: September 8, 2026 Β· Facts and sources are updated when they change.

QUICK ANSWER Β· NEW GAME PLUS

No, Blood of Dawnwalker has no confirmed New Game Plus in the launch build. Do not overwrite a pre-finale save expecting skills, gear or progress to carry over. Use the ending save plan, check day-30 consequences and keep trophy cleanup separate.

New Game Plus status: no NG+ after the ending

No confirmed NG+ mode is available in the launch build. Published launch guides describe returning to the title screen after an ending and using an earlier save for cleanup or another branch. That is different from New Game Plus: it does not establish a new campaign with retained character progress.

What is not confirmed to carry over?

Level and perksNo launch source verifies that they transfer to a new run.

Gear and moneyDo not assume equipment or currency survives the credits.

Quest progressDifferent endings require an earlier branch save, not a carry-over replay.

Future patchesA later update could add a mode, but it should not be presented as available until the developer confirms it.

Which saves should you keep?

  1. Keep one manual save before the final quest. It preserves the cleanest route to a different ending.
  2. Keep another before a major romance or allegiance choice. Do not trust an automatic checkpoint for a long branch.
  3. Finish once, then reload deliberately. Use the earlier save instead of overwriting it while testing another route.

Why the answer may change

The game is newly released and community demand for NG+ is clear, but community requests are not confirmation. This page will change only when a developer patch note or official announcement confirms a mode, its unlock condition and what carries over.

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