- March 22, 2007
- Troika Games
- 25h median play time
Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines
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In "Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines," you play as a newly embraced vampire in a dark, supernatural version of modern-day Los Angeles. Your choices in dialogue, actions, and alliances will shape your character's abilities, factions, and story outcomes. Navigate the Masquerade, a set of rules that govern vampire society, while uncovering a conspiracy that threatens the existence of vampires. Be careful though, as your decisions and mistakes may lead to terrifying consequences.










story
3,893 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of *Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines* is widely praised for its depth, engaging characters, and intricate plot, drawing players into a dark, immersive world filled with political intrigue and moral complexity. Many reviewers highlight the game's ability to offer multiple paths and choices that significantly impact the narrative, enhancing replayability through different vampire clans and their unique abilities. Despite its technical flaws and dated mechanics, the compelling storytelling and rich lore make it a standout title in the RPG genre, often regarded as a cult classic.
“If you are in the mood for a dark but fun story, I highly recommend you pick this game up.”
“The story, the characters, the ambiance, the music, the choices, bloodlines is simply amazing at storytelling.”
“The story and characters are incredibly engaging, and the voice acting is top-notch.”
“The last third or so of the game does suffer pretty heavily in a lot of strange ways; it's famous for becoming a pretty awful shooter at the end, but the story also descends into some really awful, racist stereotypes.”
“The story isn't special, the characters aren't deeply involved or fleshed out, and the impact of a story that I'd get from being in a VTM campaign isn't really there.”
“The main story will keep you involved, whilst the side quests have a way of keeping you plugged in and surprising you with their range of depth and ever varied changes and twists.”