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• Patch Notes·7 Sept 2025Official

  Small update

  Fixed a rare instance in which the player would be locked in menu.
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• Patch Notes·10 Jul 2025Official

  Major Update: Original text-heavy and Visualized modes now available

  Fellow vampires! With the latest patch now live, players have a choice of which mode of the game to play.Those you care about, you let them eat. Original/Textual: The Original version of the game in which combat and feeding were based on narrative choices, with the game play following a presentation similar to what a game master would narrate. This mode is recommended for new players and for those who want to experience the narration in full, at all stages.Original/Abbreviated: Same as the Original version of the game in which combat and feeding were based on narrative choices, but with the following change: once a situation has been encountered and described, the next time the same situation occurs, the narration is substituted by a short notification of the outcome. There is somewhat less reading and clicking but at the cost of no longer being able to see a description again.Once in Original mode, you can ask the fortune teller to switch between Textual and Abbreviated.Alternative: The Alternative version replaces feeding and combat with interactive elements. Hunting and feeding take faster and the combat rules are different, even though the game balance is similar. In all modes, the game is balanced to be beatable with a character above level 5. The combat perks that appear at levels 4 and higher in the Alternative version are different from those in the Original, offering new strategies. Nevertheless, you still need them to have a chance in combat. Having a knife on you still affects one attack in the Original version and offers no combat bonuses in the Alternative. All quests remain unchanged. The Alternative mode can be treated as a separate game with the same story and additional assets.
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• Announcements·6 Jul 2025Official

  Offering the Three Modes of Play

  With the latest patch coming shortly, players will have a choice of which mode of the game to play.Original/Textual: The Original version of the game in which combat and feeding were based on narrative choices, with the game play following a presentation similar to what a game master would narrate. This mode is recommended for new players and for those who want to experience the narration in full, at all stages.Original/Abbreviated: Same as the Original version of the game in which combat and feeding were based on narrative choices, but with the following change: once a situation has been encountered and described, the next time the same situation occurs, the narration is substituted by a short notification of the outcome. There is somewhat less reading and clicking but at the cost of no longer being able to see a description again.Once in Original mode, you can ask the fortune teller to switch between Textual and Abbreviated.Alternative: The Alternative version replaces feeding and combat with interactive elements. The hunt and feeding take faster and the combat rules are different, even though the game balance is similar. In all modes, the game is balanced to be beatable with a character above level 5. The combat perks that appear at levels 4 and higher in the Alternative version are different from those in the Original, offering new strategies. Similarly, having a knife on you will only mater in the Original version. All quests remain unchanged. The Alternative mode can be treated as a separate game with the same story and additional assets.
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• Announcements·25 Mar 2025Official

  Vampirii 1.5 is now live!

  Fellow vampires! I am pleased to announce that Vampirii 1.5 is now live! To a certain extent, outside the quests and storyline, it is a new game. I invite you to try it, whether for the first time or as a returning player, and if you like what you see, feel free to leave a kind word and let your friends know. What has changed? {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45079568/ee581c9a52ccd437bd59d4f8be5f7f117bc6e660.gif Combat overhaul The menu choices are gone, replaced with an interactive system. You can choose which enemy to attack. Enemies fight back during their turn, using their weapons. To keep the overall difficulty close to the original, there has been some rebalancing. All human enemies now have 4 hit points. The dice-dependent chance for an enemy to dodge your attack is gone. In Vampirii 1.5, there is only one character—a potential ally—who retains the ability to dodge. Health regeneration per turn, if a character has it, now applies in all battles. Loot drops dynamically, and there is no recap screen. This allows for some hit-and-run strategies. The “rage” and “see prey” modes are gone. You will have access to new perks starting from level 4 You are capable of reloading and firing the launcher during the same turn in the form of two separate actions. The close combat/distant combat system, already present in the earlier version, has been made more explicit. If you don’t close the distance yourself, enemies advance on you each turn. Your basic attack is weak in the beginning. Don’t expect to win many brawls before reaching levels 4-5. This is consistent with the difficulty in the original. Like the original, you can bring one of three possible allies to the final encounter (or try it solo), which has been rebuilt entirely. If an ally can use a launcher, they will fire each turn, as long as you have provided ammunition in advance. At a later stage of the game, there is a UI indicator for how much of a “certain challenge” you will be facing. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45079568/1ebd52bb7...
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• Announcements·10 Mar 2025Official

  Changes are coming

  {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45079568/27d0744f31ca9426bfbe39815e907f3851898e1f.png When I began working on Vampirii, my idea was to recreate the experience of a tabletop game where players sit and let the game master lead the narrative with intriguing descriptions, relying on dice rolls only here and there. Believe it or not, the original idea was that even the combat scenes would be entirely narrated. Of course, this didn't happen, and instead, Vampirii settled on a middle ground. Player feedback and experience, however, suggest that narration, or menu-based encounters, do not suffice. For this reason, to make the game loop in Vampirii more enjoyable and allow players to experience its unique story with all of its branches, the following changes are underway: Combat Overhaul: Despite all the work that went into the current system, including the secret battles (which of you has fought other vampires in Oswald?), Vampirii's combat will change from being based on menu choices to an interactive one. You will be able to select which opponent to attack, and at the end of the turn, your opponents will fight and fire back. Human opponents will use their fists, knives, rifles, etc., to hurt your blood pool. They will drop loot dynamically, so there will be no more battle recaps. As a consequence, the combat perks will be changed. One will improve your fang attack, while another will give you a one-time advantage for each encounter. This will lead to changes in balance, but the goal is to keep the game difficulty roughly the same. Breaking and Entering Overhaul: Similar to the combat overhaul, the breaking and entering portion of feeding will change from being based on menu choices to an interactive one. Outdoor hunting for game, although already fast and rewarding, will receive the same treatment as combat. When?: This will be ready by mid-April, probably sooner.
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