Vampire Hunters

For any other devs reading this, This is exactly the kind of campy goofy fun I adore I want more of this game pls

The idea sounds really funny, but the execution is janky with a very early development feeling. Feels even more weird when this is post-1.0, which means this is the complete version. Movement feels sluggish, enemies are 90% just walking at you for contact damage and make no noise to indicate if you're being flanked. Bosses are just bullet sponges with sometimes slightly variable movesets, but most of them also just move at you to touch you for contact damage. No guns really feel different from each other besides firerate. I have no idea if me picking a flamethrower is any better than the poisonthrower. I don't know if the sword or whip is better. There looks like there's probably relic synergies with weapon types, but I've almost never encountered any weapon with those attributes, so I have no clue. Not sure if it's a case of bad luck, or too many keywords and effects. TLDR; It feels like a game that's been expanded on repeatedly without going back to check on the basics

super fun. very catchy and awesome soundtrack too.

The early versions of this game had a much more satisfying gameplay loop and a more acceptable rate of unlocks. The current version has more characters and levels, but has a long and unfun grind to actually see the new content, while diluting its mechanical uniqueness.

[b] [h2]A Guide to Florida Residential Life[/h2] [/b] If you've ever wanted a crash course in florida residential life, just play Vampire Hunters. This chaotic bullet hell game is the most accurate simulation I've ever seen. You've got the humid struggle for survival, constantly dodging creatures that have no business existing. They're not monsters, they're your neighbors - the guy who insists on watering his driveway, the ghoul with a pet gator. Your only job is to survive their bizarre, unpredictable movements while grabbing the random junk they leave behind. It’s basically a hilarious, high-speed tuesday in florida, and the best part is the final boss is way less stressful than a homeowners association meeting. I dont even know whats happening half of the time, but I guess neither do floridians. But I do know that guns make pew pew. and a lot of guns make a lot of pew pew.

The Vampire Survivors formula really did not work out in 3D format. Additionally, pacing is slow, levels are really confusing, weapons do not have "oomph", bosses are real bullet sponges, all leading to a very boring gameplay. If you are looking for a game to scratch your itch for the survivor genre, look into Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor, if you haven't already.

Just yes. buy it now! like whats not to love, you can use 15 different guns at ONCE! no hot swapping just pure murder.

You already know if you like these kinds of games and this is a good one.

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Vampire Hunters is basically Vampire Survivors in first-person, hands you 14 guns, and decides the tower defense is… you. That’s right—you’re mowing down waves of bloodsuckers, juggling ammo, and turning yourself into a walking arsenal while the screen fills with glorious chaos. It hits like Vampire Survivors’ relentless hordes, but actually aiming while being the turret makes it way more stressful—and way more fun. By the end, it’s a nonstop, bullet-filled, undead-blasting thrill ride where carrying 14 guns and becoming your own defense system somehow feels both ridiculous and absolutely necessary.