Vampires: Guide Them to Safety!

One of these games you buy randomly because of the interesting thematic and then you let it sit in your library for years. Then, one day, you download it and play it and find it... interesting. And that's that. I mean, you could say I'm not much of a puzzle game player, but once in a while I like to dwelve into these and do a few levels here and there with hope of finishing it one day. What I did find with this one, is it requires a lot of coordination as there's many moving pieces.

Aargh! I can't do it. I WON'T do it. You win, you can have a recommend - after all it's a modern Lemmings and Lemmings rocks! Buy this because it's a modern Lemmings! UNLESS you can't rub your tummy and pat your head at the same time, or play drums, or watch something like John Cleese's Clockwise or Brassic without having an anxiety attack. If this is you then beware, this game makes you do more things at the same time than you want to and will make you wring your hands at the idea of how much the next level will ask of you at the same time. In all seriousness, this game is a really well made puzzle game. Great for brain training and fast thinkers, people who can do logic and speed at the same time and enjoy it. The vampire concept is cool throughout with suitable (if slightly contrived) visuals and sound and although it's structured like a mobile game, it's well thought through and rewarding for as far as you can stand the angst. I bet some will absolutely love this, but some others may well have fever dreams about the thought of being made to ever try to take on the next level It's a very fair price to give it a go to find out!

Tags: Casual - Lemmings & Snake Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Tedious puzzler that devolves into a frenzied clicking fest to rotate tiles pipeline-style to object-route chars away from insta-death pits with randomized pathfind. The engine itself feels like unity engine mobileport. You get your usual win conditions that are timed and stressful. There are no keyboard shortcuts to choose the direction of spinning, the spinned tiles do not actually animate and just swap to a the new position, making it snappy but also a tad disorienting. It is easy to simply spam play and start cliking frenzily until you inevitably fall into insta-death pits. Then quickly relaunch and use short term memory to brute-force through. The game does not accomodate this playstyle well with buggy game over message that pops up before your vampire actually dies and without supplying a instant replay button until he actually does. Conclusion: While there are a fair bit of levels, I can only assume the difficulty, and thus, tediousness increases as more pathfind types increase. Having to keep track that blue select boxes around vampires cause them to turn right and red tur…

Vampires: Guide Them to Safety! has decent enough graphics and some interesting gameplay mechanics. The game seems ultra sensitive to clicks, causing you to over move. I tried a different mouse, to no avail. The game became more frustrating than fun, so I'm done and won't be finishing it. Not recommended.

Not Recommended

i dont really get it