I’ve already beaten the game 4 or 5 times now and I’m still replaying to see all the endings and get all the stuff I missed out on in previous runs. Like any great roleplaying game, the players choices and decision in gameplay and conversation can radically alter how the story plays out providing countless hours of replayability.
The player can pick their vampire clan and assign their experience points as they wish to and with the add of console cheats even give their character a history that provides and benefits and drawbacks at character creation. The game boasts a universe bad guys and monsters to fight from gang members to vampires, werewolves, Cthulhu monsters as well a whole city of interesting characters to interact with, befriend, or assassinate. There is more than one way to solve any given problem whether it be hacking and slashing, shooting, talking, computer hacking, sneaking, or puzzle solving. The game reminds me very much of both the Deus Ex series and Grand Theft Auto but with vampires….and without cars. Viewpoint switches effortlessly between from 3 person over the shoulder to first person depending on whether the player is engaged in melee, shooting, or interacting with characters and environment. The controls are much improved from Redemption abandoning the awkward point and click option in favor of using arrow keys to move and mouse to look around. Never seen him do that before.īloodlines takes everything awesome about the roleplaying game and Redemption and makes it better. Fun and challenging game play, great story set in this familiar universe, hosts of cheat console cheat codes to exploit, and it stars Christopher Lambert as a badass immortal sword fighter. I also one Halloween a couple of years back picked up their other video game entry, Vampire The Masquerade Redemption and loved it. The process of LARPing on the other hand is a miserable experience I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy. My opinion of the roleplaying game as such is the source material is wonderful, rich and incredibly detailed. Me and several weird goth kids wandered around University Of South Florida at night pretending to be vampires back in the early 2000s much to the concern of everyone around us. I actually got into the roleplaying game in high school and embarassingly enough, yes, I did LARP this game. My history with White Wolf’s seminal masterpiece Vampire The Masquerade and the World Darkness is a lengthy one. And speaking of free time the other thing that has been distracting me are my birthday presents which are some awesome video games including today’s topic.
But also it’s that I’m at a new base that is both more comfortable but also I’ve had less time during the week so I’ve mostly been relaxing during my free time.
So why haven’t I written anything in awhile? Why have I been so bad? Well partially it’s just me being lazy.
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