Vampire Survivors Reviews

This game is absolutely bonkers. I have stayed up way too late playing this game more than a few times. Just one more round!

honestly this game is peak, and i wasn't sure how i'd feel going into it for the first time, but this game was surprisingly pleasant. i'm not really sure how the upgrades work, it didn't let me select my own upgrades, so i kinda just let the system select them for me. gennaro is a pretty fun character since he gives you the extra projectiles, i was struggling at first with antonio, but once i unlocked gennaro the game was pretty fun. the enemies are pretty fun to fight, most of them look pretty similar and have similar attack functions, however, the game spawns a lot of them, and if you don't properly use your WASD keys, you'll quickly be overwhelmed by the sheer amount of mobs. now granted, the game does all the shooting for you, your only job is to literally just move and get powerups / weapons, which I think is fairly simple for the most part (aside from the times where I can't get a heal to save my life). so yeah, idk what else to say besides this game is great, and i highly recommend it if you like fast-paced top-down pixelated roguelikes with no objective, the only goal is to kill, and i'm all for it. 10/10.

Usually a just one more run type game is at most 5-10 minutes. Somehow this game does that with 10-20+ minute runs. How is this game only $5?! There is such a massive amount of content and stuff to unlock it’s insane. I didn’t even get the DLC. It puts AAA games to shame. I can see how people can put 100 hours into this. I played 30 hours in one week. Normally I get under 10 hours of gaming in a week. Around 10 hours in I had most of the early game unlocks. So I spent hours looking into what else I needed to do to get more stuff and oh boy I found out that most of the rest would take a lot of time. Not the kind of busy work like grinding in a JRPG. This item needs these 5 things to unlock. Those 5 things each need some things to unlock. At that point I decided to pick a few items I could reasonably get and work on those. Jump ahead 10 hours later and I got a bunch of stuff that I thought there’s no way I could get. At 30 hours I got even more stuff that I thought I couldn’t do at 20 in. This game even has cheat codes that can unlock most stuff in the game. Not microtransactions, real old fashion cheat codes! It’s late game before you can unlock it. It feels cheap to use so I only used it a few times. Of the three times I used it, I went back and did it the right way for the achievements. It’s more fun to unlock the stuff the right way. I need goals to play a game. Just typing a code takes away the goal of working for the thing. There’s an entire other game inside this one. The Adventure mode is separate from the main game and is really hard. At 37 hours I feel like I did all the big stuff. I finished the 1.0 collection, all the standard evolutions and unions, beat the reaper, beat the five main stages with my two favorite characters, beat the final boss and got the Greatest Jubilee. There’s a few other bonus stages and characters to unlock but at this point I’m ready to stop.

I discovered this game after hearing about it on the Trash Taste podcast/YouTube channel. Connor was talking about how he got his Dad hooked on it. I'm not sure how old his father is, but I'm 55 and I grew up having some of the best consoles from the 1980s on. I watched some trailers for the game, along with some YouTubers playing it and it looked good to me. After having played this game for 15 hours now, I have to say that I'm really enjoying the old school feel that this game has. I've bought two of the DLCs so far and they're just as great as the rest of the game. I'm really glad that I bought this game.

This is by far, one of if not the best Rougelite games i have ever played Everything about it, from the amazingly well put together music, the simple but pleasing art style and the sheer amount of build variety is just perfect Not to mention all the content you get for how cheap the game and dlcs are This is a genuine 10/10 game for me, and was more then worth the price i paid for it.

This game is ridiculously addictive. It's pretty simple on the surface, but there's enough depth to keep you going for many hours. The soundtrack goes hard, too, keeping you pumped as you jog about the different stages raining destruction on your foes and unseeming light sources. The DLC are cool, too, containing tons of extra content in the form of weapons and characters. If you're only getting one, I think the Ode to Castlevania DLC is the way to go. It's really well put together and offers a lot of fun, new ways to wreak havoc. I've had a good time with Vampire Survivors and the DLC, and I'll have plenty more in the future - I haven't even unlocked all the characters yet!

Its simplicity is its greatest asset, tonnes of fun.

Had an epileptic seizure playing this game and I enjoyed the experience.

I cannot think of a better bang for your buck game. It started a genre and continues to impress with each update. It is criminally under priced for what you get.

Vampire Survivors is a rogue-like that came out of nowhere. And it does what it wants to do, very, very well. The game is simple, you start a game, kill things, collect gold, die, buy upgrades, and try again, a simple rogue-like, but it's rare to find one that is this complete and this satisfying to play. When playing and doing random objectives, you'll unlock characters, that start with a different weapon, have different bonuses, you'll unlock weapon upgrades ect.. The updates come frenquently so I often start the game to do the achievements that have been added, and it's a blast every single time. The game is almost, always on sale, game and DLCs. Thank you Poncle for proving that you don't need AAA games to have fun. Thank you for keeping it simple and to continue to give us content.