- September 20, 2023
- Mega Cat Studios
- 5h median play time
Renfield: Bring Your Own Blood
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About
In "Renfield: Bring Your Own Blood," players step into the role of Dracula's loyal servant, completing tasks for the immortal being in a single-player adventure. The game features one-touch gameplay with frenetic action, taking players through unique stages with numerous enemies and bosses. With a variety of weapons and a charming visual style, players must fight, die, and resurrect to fulfill their duties and appease Dracula.









- The game features beautiful pixel art graphics and a captivating soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- It offers a fun and addictive gameplay loop with plenty of opportunities for upgrades and unlocking new items.
- The game successfully combines elements of bullet hell and roguelike mechanics, providing a unique twist on the genre.
- The game suffers from balance issues, particularly with the starting character's weapon being too weak and the overall difficulty being inconsistent.
- There are visibility problems with enemy projectiles and power-ups, making it difficult to navigate during intense moments.
- The progression system can feel grindy, with some players expressing frustration over the slow unlocks and repetitive gameplay.
graphics
177 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game have received widespread acclaim for their stunning pixel art style, vibrant colors, and impressive visual effects that enhance the overall experience. Many players appreciate the unique aesthetic that combines elements of classic horror with modern design, creating a visually appealing atmosphere. However, some critiques mention that the busy visuals can occasionally hinder gameplay clarity, making it difficult to navigate amidst the chaos.
“The graphics are stunning (pixel art games for the win!), immersing players in a roguelike, bullet hell, dark world.”
“Beautiful graphics and a fun music soundtrack make this a must-get!”
“The graphics are beautiful, sharp, and full of detail; the sound and music add to the atmosphere, making the pace of the game feel fluid.”
“The second problem with Renfield is the visuals.”
“I think the issue with the art style is that at least in the first level, it's not immediately obvious which objects are in the foreground or background, and while you're running around trying to avoid enemies, you're constantly having to guess which are or aren't.”
“This game was made with seemingly the mindset of graphics first, gameplay second.”