Vampirem

I'll suggest it, but with some hesitation. I'm a fan of WRF games and own his whole catalog, but they can be wildly split in peoples opinions of them. This isn't one of his best, but it's far from his worst. It's glitch free, visually appealing, it has easy enough controls and a fair amount of weapon, vampiric power and level customization. What it lacks is a solid story, an engaging character or personable villains. It is also only 'sort-of' a vampire game, so if you're looking for any sort of presentation of a traditional vampire experience, look elsewhere. Still, on sale and with some forgiveness towards the negatives that I mentioned, it will be a solid-enough time killer. Finally, if you're on the fence, try his free game Lost City of Vampires and you'll have a good enough idea of what you're getting for your money.

I LIKED THE GAME This is gonna be a weird review so bear with me. The game itself looks good and has nice assets (I am not going to talk about the assets since this was done by one developer) I can see the effort and care in certain things - but then I am presented with a poor design decisions. It is what it is. The mini-map for example; could've done better and maybe dedicate a nice screen to the map. The gameplay and game loop is .... "fine"? The story is interesting but controls are VEY ROUGH. The skills and leveling are, not optimal. Overall is a flat loop with only one path (if you survive). I would recommend getting it to support small indie passion projects.

I like this game. Yes, it feels a little weird, but I really appreciate the puzzle aspects of many of the bosses and the healing mechanic is a clever twist. I've enjoyed what I've played quite a bit.

- So fun to play, rating 92/100

I'm aware of games by Bill Fisher since playing "Last Half of Darkness" in the middle of 199X. It was 1st horror quest I've ever played under MS-DOS :-) So, every game from WRF Studio have it's own and unique style. And some unususal elements of gameplay too. Besides, and more interesting, YOU will be a vampire in a game. Love it, and "Vampirem" now stays near "BloodLust" (Shadowhunter/Nemesis) series in my memories. The most things I like about "Vampirem" are: - Warp ability. You can teleport yourself to the column or other high place, and it can save your life sometimes, and give you an advance during battles and exploring proccess; - Balanced mix of RPG and Dungeon Crawling elements. Really, why it's so hard to find Dungeon Crawling game nowadays? It's great and interesting genre. - Good balance of bosses. They are not too hard, but will give you a challange. And beating them in a smart way is more productive then tanking. - Secrets and tombs. It's fun in every RPG-related game to find secret places and plays not hard mini-games (if not time-stricted, of cource). ------------ Final: 10 Red and Vivid BloodStones from 10 possible. My favourite game from WRF is "BloodLust 2: Nemes…

stupid boring repetitive, makes me feel like I'm playing the bad parts of the early devil may cry games.