Vampires: Guide Them to Safety! Reviews

Great little puzzler, interesting and unique. Hard as all get out and very satistfying when you manage to complete one of the levels...the ned for the ability to multitask and good euyyesight and dexterity is quite the must..lol Nice little hidden gem.

At the start we get to an underground nightclub (located, oddly, in a slaughterhouse) somwhere in Los Angeles. After addressing the doorman in Romanian, my attendant leads me in the club. And just as I order a drink, the sprinkler suddenly system activates, raining blood down on everyone inside. It is then that me (and the audience) realizes that everyone in the club is a vampire. I suddenly throw open my black-leather trenchcoat. The vampires look on my weapons opened to their view now, figure with awe, mumbling the words: "it's the Daywalker!" I pull out a shotgun and open fire on the vampires, who instantly burn to ashes when killed. When the gun is knocked out of my hands by bartender, I use a set of silver stakes to kill that dodger and more vampires, including the disk jockey. Soon all the vamps are either dead or have fled except for one; a heavyset vamp... Then I turned 'Blade' movie off and started to help old disabled vampires to cross the roads and put 'em to sleep in their cosy coffins in time. Many of them never got to rest although.. And there's even an achivement for this. Vampires: Guide Them to Safety! - best vampire kids boyscout simulator around here!

Cute, fun, challenging and addictive. Perfect for casual quick runs or those who want to take their time to master and get all gold and top of leaderboards. I'm so happy I randomly came across this game and gave it a chance, definitely a new favorite!

A strategy game that is both intuitive and challenging. Vampires: Guide Them to Safety! has you playing as one of the badguys; as the name implies, you must help vampires return to their cript before the sun rises. The game throws interesting obsticles in your way, keeping you on your toes, but the best thing about this game is that it presents you with all these problems in a very entertaining and addiciting format. I would hightly recommend checking this title out!

Fun little Lemmings like game. Get your Vamps past the kill spots. Easy but hard. Nice for I've got 10 min for fun times.

Great game :) Great and funny music, nice and challenging puzzles, nice graphics. Buy it, you will not regret it :) PS - there is a guide for this game ;) so if you get stuck, you do not have to quit but just get some hints ;)

Tags: Casual - Lemmings & Snake Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Tedious puzzler that devolves into a frenzied clicking fest to rotate tiles pipeline-style to object-route chars away from insta-death pits with randomized pathfind. The engine itself feels like unity engine mobileport. You get your usual win conditions that are timed and stressful. There are no keyboard shortcuts to choose the direction of spinning, the spinned tiles do not actually animate and just swap to a the new position, making it snappy but also a tad disorienting. It is easy to simply spam play and start cliking frenzily until you inevitably fall into insta-death pits. Then quickly relaunch and use short term memory to brute-force through. The game does not accomodate this playstyle well with buggy game over message that pops up before your vampire actually dies and without supplying a instant replay button until he actually does. Conclusion: While there are a fair bit of levels, I can only assume the difficulty, and thus, tediousness increases as more pathfind types increase. Having to keep track that blue select boxes around vampires cause them to turn right and red turns left is already annoying as-is I cant imagine with more. The vampires are kind of derpy looking and the game is somewhat adorable, but the overall polish and execution feels somewhat low effort and the effect is short lived. I would rather play a proper object routing game or pipeline with xbox pad support for couch relaxed play over this. This is not really a sit-down-at-computer desk kind of experience and would had probably been better with a tap on the tiles to rotate them rather than with the comparatively much clunker clicking on tiles. The game also ran a bit choppy on a decent and recent computer. Not much to recommend this over and I will remove the local content permanently and move this to my hidden archive.

Hey everyone and this is my review about the game! This is a Lemming Puzzle game. [h1]Interface/Menu/Settings[/h1] There are many resolution sizes available. You can play fullscreen or windowed mode. There is a music volume slidebar available with number. There is a sound volume slidebar available with number. [h1]About the game.[/h1] If you are familiar with the "Lemming" game, then you will understand this game too. The vampires will day in the sunlight so you will have to rotate the rooms around and make their path safe. The game will instruct and build up slowly for you so you will get the hang of it. There is a timer and rotate award. Completing it within X ammount of turns or time will grant you an award. There is bronze, silver and gold. So the only thing what you will do is to make sure the vampires will make their way to the exit by avoiding sunlight and other deadly things. They will keep walking forward. Okay replayability. Okay graphics. Alot of levels. Bronze-Gold award on each level. Slowly build up. Very repetitive and could get boring quickly. [h1]Other things.[/h1] If you are into lemmings you will like it, but i would recommend to get a discount none the less. ------------------- I Give this game a 4/10

Vampires: Guide Them to Safety! has decent enough graphics and some interesting gameplay mechanics. The game seems ultra sensitive to clicks, causing you to over move. I tried a different mouse, to no avail. The game became more frustrating than fun, so I'm done and won't be finishing it. Not recommended.

One of these games you buy randomly because of the interesting thematic and then you let it sit in your library for years. Then, one day, you download it and play it and find it... interesting. And that's that. I mean, you could say I'm not much of a puzzle game player, but once in a while I like to dwelve into these and do a few levels here and there with hope of finishing it one day. What I did find with this one, is it requires a lot of coordination as there's many moving pieces.