Based on the cult role-playing world and developed by specialists in the genre, Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong is a narrative RPG in which your every choice determines the fate of the three main characters and of the Boston Camarilla.
Hazel Iversen, the Swan, is the new Prince of the Boston Camarilla. An iron hand in a velvet glove, she intends to assert her power and reinforce the Masquerade, the vampiric law designed to ensure humans never learn about her kind. However, the best-laid plans of mice and men are often torn asunder. As rumors of betrayal, murder, and power struggles reach fever pitch, you must work in the shadows to protect your Sect in a frantic investigation as the city of Boston is plunged into Chaos.
Ми надішлемо сповіщення у дзвіночок, щойно знижка на гру досягне обраного порогу
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I sincerely wish I had read the reviews before buying - this is among the worst games I have ever played. There is no save mechanic and the game is full of bugs. It often becomes necessary to restart a scene to correct issues, but the inability to save means that restarting a scene can require repeating several hours of play. I had to repeat every scene at least once; 12 hours in, after repeating the fifth scene 7 times, I decided it wasn't worth the time and effort despite having purchased the game at full price. If you enjoy being frequently frustrated and repeating the same less than inspiring dialog over and over and over and over again then this might be the game for you. Otherwise, don't waste your money even if it's on sale for $5.
Look, I'd only play this if you REALLY like Vampire: The Masquerade and you REALLY like David Cage games, and you don't mind playing with a walk through up. If you don't have that walk through you'll be contemplating banging your head against a anti-homeless bench. The amount of moon logic on why passwords are what they are is out of control and that's ignoring the simply infuriating puzzles that suck incredible amounts of time for no reason. The movement speed is insanely slow, the game doesn't tell you, but there is a "spring," but it still isn't exactly speedy. The game really wants you to explore, but the movement speed makes you want to avoid it at all costs in some pretty large environments. Also, the entire dialogue system is a dice roll pain in the ass. It's like if Persona's demon negotiations were made overly complicated and you had to add in dice rolls to USE THE SKILLS YOU
I know this game didn't get particularly great reviews, but just having completed it I don't understand where so much of the negativity has come from. Is this game of the year? No. Is this a very enjoyable 30 hour romp that does justice to the source material, with it's intriguing plot and well developed characters? Absolutely.
Paid $6 and it's still probably not worth it. I love VtM material but this game requires you to metagame using walkthrough guides to know what you need to succeed or you get screwed and have to replay over and over with relatively slow moving, slow progressing gameplay. They created an open-ended system but with railroaded choices so you're brutally punished if you didn't guess correctly. I chose stats the way I would think makes sense for each character from a roleplaying perspective, and nope, the game had completely different ideas of what the character should have (and it's quite random I might add). Congrats you just suck and fail everywhere and have trouble progressing things and it's a domino effect of losing more on future scene challenges because you didn't get the rewards from succeeding early on. Oh, you forgot to pick up a random arbitrary scalpel on that level many many ho
Swansong suffers from what every VtM game since Bloodlines has: a good story with poor execution. This game is glitchy and ugly but the story was compelling enough to keep me going. If you really like VtM then consider it on sale but it is by no means a "must play" game. There are also five Steam achievements that are broken that probably will never be fixed so completionists take note.
Please ignore my play time - I already played this when it came out, but I wanted a Steam copy for myself :) To sum it up: It's an amazing detective game & a great VTM experience, the deductions are fair but do not hold your hand. Yes, the character models look outdated and the animations are janky, but you get used to it and the voice acting is pleasant. I feel like a lot of love went into figuring out the best ways on presenting information to the player and allowing them to come to their own conclusions, if you miss out on making the connection between pieces of information you've found, your character won't point out what you've just learned (most of the time) - I'm so happy about this, I find it super annoying when adventure/detective games do that. That said, a lot of the time the reward for finding information is knowledge, so you need to be invested in the setting and the story
Структуровані обговорення, верифіковані розробники та досвід гравців без хаосу чатів
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