
Vampire®: The Masquerade-Bloodlines™ delivers a new type of RPG experience-one that blends all the core elements of a traditional RPG with the graphical richness, immediacy and brutal combat of a first-person action game. The game plunges players into the dark and gritty vampire underworld of modern-day L.A. as a creature of the night.
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Languages: English, French, German
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Great classic game, wish there was a remake of this for all consoles. This is on my top list for Vamp games
Oh Troika... Incredibly games with incredibly broken bases. Still with Unofficial patch it is worth at least to check out (the reason you only see these very low played time records on reviews) Very replayable, memorable and atmospheric. I enjoy the combat but your milege may vary.
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Peak game that was ahead of it's time
4AMINA UÇAN TEKME ATTIĞIMIN PRESNSİNE BAK HELE SEN. SON BÖLÜMDE HÂLÂ DAHA RACON KESİYOR. ADAMIN AM1NA KORLAR YİĞEN
the most accurate depiction of what it was like to live in the early 2000s
22 years later nothing comes close to the atmosphere, replayability, and sheer charm of Bloodlines. You'll find yourself roleplaying without noticing it. You develop a love for the characters so strong that every plot twist feels like discovering an old friend never liked you. You will fall in love with World of Darkness and lament that nothing else even compares to Bloodlines. An untouchable masterpiece.
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A fantastic game to play (albeit requiring the use of unofficial patches) in 2026, I can only imagine what it felt like in 2004. Is it perfect? Not at all - it's still quite janky and the last act of the game is certainly a dip in quality, but for me it didn't detract from the pure fun factor of the game. Immersing yourself in a small slice of the World of Darkness, VTMB provides a great backdrop and cast of characters with interesting personalities, clashing ego's and muddied motivations. Like many RPGs of it's type, the highlights are often found in the side quests, of which there are plenty enough to allow for a 2nd playthrough - both to pick up any quests you missed or to change your decisions to discover different outcomes. The RPG system itself is generally self explanatory but often broken at times (the sneak stat was completely overpowered for me - meaning my fist throwing Brujah often found it easier to quietly assassinate enemies rather than charge in with a violent frenzy. I believe various patch options balance these broken stats out to some extent, giving another reason for a 2nd playthrough. Also, I made the mistake of having a more "generalised" build meaning by the latter half of the game, none of my social stats were high enough for the unique interactions, so I suggest on focusing on one or two max. I found that the character models - although strange looking at times- held up quite well in a weird way. You get what you get with a 2004 source engine game but the game oozes character. The sound design and music also create atmospheres that genuinely creeped me out at times which was only bolstered by the great writing and worldbuilding. If you enjoy games like Oblivion or Fallout New Vegas, definitely try this game. If you aren't a fan of old-game jank, or are likely to get tilted due to annoying level and boss designs (in the last 1/3 of the game), then keep that in mind, but I think it's worth playing if you want to experience a gem from PC gaming history.
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