Vampires
The 16-bit chapter of the dark fantasy action saga begins here! A century after peace was restored, Rhogul returns to seek revenge on the Dorleac bloodline. Armed with the legendary Shadow Blade, Arion Dorleac must navigate deadly traps and demonic hordes to stop the Lord of Darkness once and for all. Features: 16-Bit Retro Inspiration: Visuals and gameplay inspired by classic 16-bit SNES and MS-DOS action-platformers. Branching Stage Paths: Uncover hidden exits to unlock alternative stages and diverse routes through the game. Two Distinct Endings: Your path through the stages directly determines the outcome of your journey. Expanded Arsenal: Master brand-new subweapons and spells to defeat Rhogul's army.
Action · 2D Platformer · Retro
The direct sequel to The Ancestral Strain, blending open exploration with hard-hitting action levels. Four years after Arion Dorleac defeated Rhogul and the Incubus, his upcoming wedding is crashed by Sekhmet—the Succubus seeking revenge. Arion takes up the Shadow Blade once more to travel to Citadale island and confront the dark forces gathering there. Features: Hybrid Structure: Freely explore the non-linear hub of Citadale island to discover doors leading into long, challenging, action-focused stages. Non-Linear Stage Order: Find and tackle the castle’s surrounding stages and boss fights in any sequence you choose. Refined Gameplay: Features unique stage-specific mechanics along with rebalanced movement speed and attack ranges. Risk-Reward Checkpoints: A new checkpoint system is available to assist your run, for a price. Fresh Content: Includes brand-new levels, boss encounters, enemy types, and an original retro soundtrack.
You play as a vampire girl dashing through a night city swarming with smartphone zombies. As you run, a fuse trails out from your feet, and the crowd is drawn to it, clinging to the line. Pick your moment and light it: a shockwave races along the fuse, its blast radius swelling with every zombie it catches.
Guess the vampire from the clue and fire garlic at them to protect the innocent villagers from their evil vampirism