- February 9, 2018
- Choice of Games
Choice of the Vampire
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About
"Choice of the Vampire" is a text-based role-playing game that lets you become a vampire in Victorian London. You must navigate the dark underworld, interact with various characters, and make choices that determine your vampire's abilities, alliances, and ultimate fate. The game features multiple branching storylines and deep character customization.


- The game offers a rich character creation system with various paths and skills, allowing for diverse playstyles and replayability.
- It effectively weaves historical events into the narrative, providing an immersive experience for fans of history and vampire lore.
- The writing has moments of brilliance, with engaging storytelling and character interactions that can evoke strong emotional responses.
- The story feels incomplete and abruptly ends, requiring additional purchases for further chapters, which can be frustrating for players seeking a full narrative experience.
- Many choices seem to have little impact on the story, leading to a sense of disconnection and lack of investment in character development.
- Technical issues, such as bugs and poor checkpoint systems, can disrupt gameplay and diminish the overall experience.
- story80 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its historical depth and emotional moments, while others criticize its pacing, lack of resolution, and abrupt ending that requires purchasing additional content to continue. Many feel that the narrative is overambitious, leading to numerous loose ends and underdeveloped encounters, which detracts from the overall experience. Despite its potential, the story often leaves players feeling disconnected and unsatisfied, suggesting that it may be best to wait for a complete version before diving in.
“There are some real, heartbreaking moments in this story which covers around 100 years (so far).”
“The detail put into the story and the many different choices you make really can play out differently each playthrough.”
“I simply loved how this entire story played out and how entertaining it was.”
“The story had plenty of potential, but things moved too quickly.”
“Lastly, the game ends suddenly by asking you to pay for the sequel, which is a direct continuation of the story at a point to which the game had been building up for some time, causing a dissatisfactory ending.”
“The game feels incomplete since you have to buy the next installment to continue the story, and most of the story revolves around a war that happens around you and of which you have no impact.”