Vampire's Fall: Origins

A terrible mobile port with zoning such in that end-game enemies spawn in beginner areas that just serve to kill you and consume some of your money for a respawn fee. I'm not even sure how you're intended to play this game with balancing like this.

A low concentration game with fairly predictable fights after the first 20 or so levels. Something to play when you want something to do, but not have to think too much. For my amputee counterparts, this is playable with only one hand. I have a Razer Naga mouse and don't even need the extra buttons. There's some cheeky interaction and plenty of, "oh yeah, now what - you're dead and I'm not" moments in response to those cheeky jerks. The leveling / skill system is very simple - you won't need to dig up a build guide for this game. Gear builds a bit slowly, but I'm finding I don't really need it now that my favorite skills (bat swarm, conjure, bite, fortify) are maxed. With those I can beat some high hp guys like Fulacks the Ugly even though I'm only sitting at 400 hp myself. It's still challenging enough to where I can't just cut through all the content - I'm going to have to level and gear up, but there's more than enough to do in between.

trash controls. I couldn't figure out why they were so dumb and overly complicated. it was never meant/made for a steam deck or PC, it's a mobile game. meant for touch screens. there's no options to change anything whatsoever, except volume. I'd strongly suggest you find your RPG vampire fix somewhere else. 1/5 stars

very good and fun game

Vampire's Fall: Origins is a pretty decent RPG that's bogged down by multiple issues. This was originally a free mobile title, and the low specs and relatively few customization options definitely reflect that. All of the microtransactions have been removed and all items that used to be available for purchase can now be either crafted or purchased with gold you earn in game. The team did a decent enough job modifying the game as a standalone RPG title but you almost get the impression it's an MMO without other people, apparently the mobile version had an in-game chat and PVP battles but unfortunately these were completely removed from the PC version. The player character has a pretty slow running speed and I swear that I spent nearly a third of the game just watching my character slowly jog back and forth location to location. Thankfully you'll eventually get access to fast travel potions, but there's still often very wide treks of land that become tiresome to traverse and bring the pacing to a crawl. It doesn't help that the game just doesn't look very good, I understand they were going for a gritty gothic atmosphere but everything comes off as just black and grey and most everyt…

Fun game.