Choice of the Vampire: The Fall of Memphis

Well the whole community pretty much says the same thing on the forum of Choice of Games : the first one was a great title and we all expected the sequel but well ? It's really disappointing. I mean, REALLY. The idea is great and vampire culture is closely related to politics so the focus of this sequel only seems natural but all the flaws of the first title are at their worst here. Some useless skills, some typings mistakes, a bunch of achievements no one knows how to unlock, some bugs or badly scripted scene that takes the wrong background as reference for your previous choices and all these flaws that were already present in the first title + the story is linear whereas the first title was great at making different routes possible, your choices does'nt matter in the least either it all goes to the same conclusion and even the writings changes only in small details that are awkardly narrated. What saves the title is that the story and the characters are still interesting... somehow. Even that is a little spoiled. It's the first time I see a sequel to a novel (even a CYOA) so catastrophic, books are usually more reliable than graphic video games or movies. Add to this that t…

[h1]✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:* A supernatural historical novel *:･ﾟ✧*:･ﾟ✧[/h1] Playing as a decades-old vampire, you have tried your luck staking a claim in the troubled city of Memphis. The culture of American vampires, the Society, finally gets a more direct role in this game, which is a continuation of "Choice of the Vampire." You may send your email address to the server to make a save game in CotV, and access it by entering your email in CotV: Fall of Memphis. However, there is an option to start from scratch. The UI is very bare-bones, and sometimes frustrating to navigate through the system menu in trying to read character descriptions. Please note, this is not the end of the story, and a fourth game is meant to be released. However, it is unclear if there will ever be a follow-up. I do hope there will be. [h1]✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:* 　PROS　 *:･ﾟ✧*:･ﾟ✧[/h1] ❧ The writing feels very period and appropriate, and uses some beautiful language, and often introduced me (to my delight) to social customs and lovely turns of archaic slang. Sometimes it could get a little bit confusing, such as when describing the Society, ❧ Interesting way of showing the uneasy balance between ethnic and religious minoriti…

You're trying to elect a senator for your political faction, need to persuade other characters to vote for your candidate. While you're doing this you'll be hunting down a rogue vampire, Wilson. Also you'll need to prevent the city of Memphis from collapsing. Pros: -One skill point increase at beginning. -You can change your prey type at the beginning. -Lots of characters you can talk to, but you can't talk to to everyone in one playthrough. -Quick, but tells a complete story. -Looking forward to part 3. Cons: -Some options are locked out, but I'm not sure why. -Stats barely change. -Quick historical vignettes, but they don't really affect the story. -Character summaries are incomplete, make sure you take notes. -For a vampire game there isn't a single option to hunt prey. Overall: -If you've played the first game, I do recommend playing this. I enjoyed it, but you may be disappointed by how limited your activies are compared to the first game.

love this game!

Another great story that I give a 8/10.