Vampires: Bloodlord Rising

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i played the early demo loved it! got the full thing and all i got is if you like vamps this might be for you!! i love it

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Overall Verdict: Thumbs Up! 👍 I am giving this a huge thumbs up because I believe in supporting the games I play, and the foundation here is solid. I just finished my playthrough, and while I enjoyed my time, we need to talk about how this game could easily go from "good" to an absolute masterpiece. Here are my thoughts on what works and what I’d love to see in future updates: 🛠️ THE GOOD & THE BASE BUILDING The crafting and building mechanics are great, but the customization needs an expansion. I would love to see the ability to plant trees, place water pods or pools, and set up traps. Also, where are the classic moving library-hidden doors? We are vampire lords; we need secret rooms! Base Events: Every once in a blue moon, it would be amazing to see our castles actually get attacked. Let enemies try to break in, or have impoverished, desperate citizens try to sneak in and steal loot. It would give base-building so much more purpose. 🌍 MAKING THE WORLD FEEL ALIVE The world feels a bit static and could use some animation. Ambiance: Open up the houses! Let us see people's pets, stray cats meowing in the alleys, and birds flying around in the sky. Weather: A dynamic weather system is a must. Give us rolling clouds, pouring rain, and massive thunderstorms where lightning actually damages the ground or even strikes our castle. ⚔️ COMBAT, MAGIC, & ENEMIES Right now, the combat is a bit too wonky and slow for my taste. For one, it would be amazing if our claws could dynamically grow out for a fast, sword-like stabbing frenzy to speed up the pace of fights. Also, the current power set feels pretty useless. Magic should be a massive part of this—let us actually pick a magical element to master and control! Audio cues: Enemies need voices! I want to hear them praying loudly in desperation right before they cast a massive, light-damaging holy beam at me. Beast Variety: Please, anything to break the boring "default wolf" stereotype. Give us crocodiles, elephants, tigers, lions, and huge snakes! Humanoid Variety: Inquisitors are "fun" (not!). Let's add ceremonial fanatics, mad shamans, random wandering phantoms, angry vampire-hating witches, swarms of goblins, or massive giants swinging huge clubs. 🔥 BIOMES WITH UNIQUE THREATS Enemy types should reflect their regions. If I step into a Lava region, I want to fight fire salamanders and fire-throwing witches. If I'm in a Forest region, I want to be ambushed by natural druid tree-monsters or nature ghosts. 🧛 VAMPIRE DRAMA & ROMANCE Ruling a castle shouldn't just be about placing walls. Give us some servant drama! If one servant tries to assassinate another, or if somebody steals another vampire servant's gear, I want to be the one who has to investigate and find a solution. Also... add a love interest! Even the undead need some romance. Final Thoughts: Look, it's 2026. We have the standards set by The Witcher 3, Skyrim, the Gothic 1 Remake, and of course, Baldur's Gate 3 (which I absolutely love but that's on another budget universe). There are a ton of amazing ideas out there to pull inspiration from. Vampires Bloodlord Rising has incredible potential, and adding these layers of depth would make it legendary. Keep up the good work, devs!

Given its in Early Access I'm giving it a pass for how short the game is. There are some bugs and lag that occur but the heart of what the game wants to be is there. The people making it are going in the right direction but the combat is basically just spam swipe and then charge attack shields. Maybe do a finishing move on a big guy. Nothing really special. I think for the game to get better the combat needs to be updated. Also only being able to build around one area is kind of boring. I do enjoy the system of going around getting rumors to decipher who would be a good match for your team and also the bits of drama that comes with people. I don't expect to play the game 100hrs or anything as is though. I might hit 50ish just because I've played through the short campaign really fast. I'd love for the combat to become more difficult and almost souls like. If the combat and loot systems were more punishing, and the story wasn't so short this would be a good time killer. Right now though I feel like I'm speed running it on my second playthrough. What maybe took me 5 hours to do I've done in about 2. I'll be keeping up with the game. Edit: I just noticed this is from Mehuman Games which is disheartening. These guys cannot finish a game. Don't make this game another unfinished game please.

Apparently, I'm one of the lucky few that can play the game with good performances, lucky me. This is an exploration/management game. You have to investigates the settlements to gain rumors on their inhabitants, and cull the population to increase morale (more population) and prestige (more money through taxes). Then convert some of the population to work for you to collect resources and build your castle while you go exploring, do quests and progress through main story. The combat isn't the best I have seen, but it does the job. Light attacks on infantry, heavy attacks on shielded unit, counter attack against yellow attacks, and dodge against red attacks. It's simple, but it does the job. My main issue, is that it takes forever to collect resources, I have finished the game and only half of my castle has been built. And I was left wondering, why do I even need a castle in the first place? You thralls work outside of the castle, so you never see them wandering through it, they just move between their station and their magical teleportation point outside. The furniture variety is quite poor, and once againnot really useful anyway. You are give choices on which territories you want to take over. Don't be like me and choose whatever you want, do them in order.... Because you'll need the resources they offer in said order. The game has voice acting, I don't know if it's with real voice actors or AI, but the quality is ok, some sidequests bring progression to the game (especially the tavern one, I hope there will be similar side quests for other settlements) All in all, I know Toplits is only the publisher, but it sure is refreshing to play one of their games in a polished version. Even though the game is in early access, it has a lot of features, a lenghty story, and I almost haven't encoutered any bugs. Last point, although you will have to take over territories (through main quests), and have to build a stronghold there, the strongholds are pre-built, you can't customize or send thralls working there, they are just static buildings and resources sink. I recommend this if you want a chill V rising experience. (This is NOT V rising though, there aren't any level requirements or boss fights/arenas)

Game has potential but it seems like the developers bit off more than they could chew. The elements of a game are here but lack any amount of polish. Movement is jagged and janky. Combat lacks any mobility or blocking and countering doesn't work 90% of the time. Combat is just run around the enemies, slash them a few times, rinse and repeat. Building your keep is okay. Graphics are meh. I recommend giving this game a 5 year pause to see if the devs can fix this mess.