The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing

Good

Good game, much recamendo.

I regret refunding ts game

The game is quite nice so far but it does have some issues. As soon as you play with a controller the game absolutely glitches out. As soon as you launch the game when using a controller the whole startup sequence goes crazy. Then, when in game and trying to send Katarina to town to go shopping the whole game crashes. It is easy to avoid by just going to town yourself, but it is a bit of a weird oversight from the developer. Other than that it is basically a sort of stripped down Diablo clone. Definitely not bad if you get it for the right price! Just.. keep in mind there are some bugs.

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Muito bom pra relaxar.

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Honestly, really enjoy this game so far. As someone who has played through the entire Diablo series, I found the gothic-noir world of Borgovia super interesting and a great addition to the ARPGs I plan to play in the future. Between my Xbox Series X and this laptop, which is pretty much my only way to game on PC, so I was happy to see it runs so well. I am running an AMD Ryzen 5 8640HS with Radeon 760M Graphics on Windows 11. Atmosphere: The dark, gothic aesthetic and the whole "mad science vs. monsters" thing is right up my alley. Performance: the hardware handles the packs of monsters without any lag. Co-op: Connecting with friends has been a totally seamless experience. Connection: Playing with friends has been a totally smooth experience, and connecting to sessions is super easy. Aesthetic: I really appreciate the dark, gothic atmosphere and the creative world-building it’s very immersive. Playstyle: It’s great for both solo and group play I’ve enjoyed my time alone, but hopping on with the group is great, especially if you’re on a call and you hear your friends screaming “HELP!” Or we actively engage into more of the roleplay aspect Minor Critiques: If I had to be a bit critical, the menus and UI feel a little dated compared to modern ARPGs if you’re strictly used to modern ARPGS. Also, the pathfinding can be a tiny bit wonky in tight spots, but it’s nothing that ruins the fun. Overall experience: Overall, I’m definitely looking forward to playing more. If you want a cool adventure and some weapons to go hunt monsters, you should definitely give this a try especially with friends

Eu me identifiquei muito com este jogo pois a jogabilidade dele é muito parecida com os Diablos antigos, mas com sua originalidade. Achei super interessante e eu joguei por horas e horas até eu precisar ser uma adulta funcional kkkk. Após 10 anos da ultima vez que acho que entrei na steam, aqui estou eu tentando resgatar a melhor epoca da minha vida. Recomendo muito este jogo para os amantes de diablo e que querem se aventurar em um contexto diferente e uma jogabilidae semelhante.

My favorite game genre is RPGs, especially those with long and complicated stories, and that's what I usually play. But sometimes you just want to play something different that's fun but doesn't require any puzzle-solving skills or tactical combat, and this one scratched that itch for me. You're the original Abraham Van Helsing's son and you go back to your father's old vampire-hunting grounds after a letter informs you things aren't going well and as soon as you get there you start killing monsters. A lot of them. Tons. With guns and swords and magic. There's some light RPG elements tied to character progression and the existence of main quests and side-quests, but for the most part you just need to kill everything and move on to the next map. The story is kind of similar to that cheesy movie where Hugh Jackman played some version of Van Helsing who was named Grabriel instead of Abraham, but here as your companion you have the actual ghost of some Eastern European aristocrat lady called Katarina who during battle turns into what looks like a ghost if it was designed by H.R. Giger. In sum, a fun game that served as a palate cleanser betwen much longer and more complex games. IMO, the gameplay is a bit too repetitive for the game's length and it starts to feel like it drags on in the third act, but I still enjoyed the game as a whole because it's fun and it gave me Castlevania and Witcher vibes at times, but it's aslo not afraid to not take itself too seriously and throw in some referenes to other stuff as jokes, like Lord of the Rings, The HItchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and so on. Hell, the final boss mad scientist guy basically just repeats movie quotes and Katarina complains about the clichés he spouts.