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Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodhunthas been growing exponential popularity on the battle-royale scene.
Believe it or not, there are some great titles that have done exactly that.
Not to mention doing so with outstanding delivery.
That game is the originalVampire: The Masquerade Redemption.
It’s these factors that contributed toBloodlines’popularity but were introduced inRedemption.
That’s why it only makes sense to turn back to the game that sparked it all.
In conjunction withBloodlines’five main endings,New Vegasincludes four main endings that the player may lead themselves to.
This is the feature that brings these games to life and lets you feel immersed in the RPG aspect.
The game came out in 2007, just three years afterBloodlines’was released in 2004.
This is worth mentioning because consequential decision-making was once again brought inMass Effectwith its two different story endings.
However, this was mainly decided through an extensive in-game dialogue wheel.
Holding that many similarities, grantsMass Effect, a third podium finish on this list.
However, few games have done so with the addition of Vampires.
Across the entirety of the game, there are seven total Vampires that you face off against.
It merely goes to demonstrate what a modern-day action RPG, comparable toVampire The Masquerade Bloodlines, can do.
Being released in 2018, the game is still relatively new.
What’s more, is that you play as a doctor-turned-vampire who is burdened with consequential decisions.
However, the integration of character behavior is a novel aspect that hasn’t been explored since theBioshockseries.
That of the Big-Daddy’s choosing to, or not-to harvest the little sisters.
Riley Fonger is a freelance writer, music lover, and gamer since adolescence.
