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For countless years the villagers of Vamp’Ire have enjoyed a life of peace and happiness. But now, rumors are spreading about a wielder of dark magic - a Witchmaster. Fearing the rumors to be true, the village musters a militia to prepare for the worst.
Vampire's Fall: Origins is a rpg, indie and character customization game
developed and published by Early Morning Studio.
Released on January 31st 2020 is available only on Windows
in 16 languages: English, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, French, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Thai, Ukrainian, Czech, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Turkish and Vietnamese.
It has received 948 reviews of which 749 were positive and 199 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.5 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 1.49€ on Steam with a 85% discount.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7+
- Processor: Intel i3+
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Discreet video card
- Storage: 1500 MB available space
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Random peasant says the most depressing, horrific thing that happened to him and his family. My character's response: "Ookie dookie."
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Vampire’s Fall: Origins, developed and published by Early Morning Studio, is a dark fantasy role-playing game that draws heavily from the style and spirit of classic open-world RPGs, merging a familiar 2D isometric design with turn-based combat and a moody gothic setting. At first glance, it feels like a spiritual successor to old-school CRPGs, offering players a vast world to explore, a deep progression system, and a focus on player choice and freedom. The story begins in the small village of Vamp’Ire, where your character—customized in appearance, gender, and background—is tasked with defending the settlement from mysterious dark forces. When the inevitable disaster strikes and you are turned into a vampire, the narrative pivots from humble beginnings into a quest for revenge, self-discovery, and the struggle to control the monstrous power within. It’s a familiar setup, but one that fits comfortably within the gothic tone that defines the rest of the experience. Visually, Vampire’s Fall: Origins is grounded in simplicity but uses its limitations effectively to create atmosphere. The game employs a 2D isometric perspective with hand-drawn environments that feel gritty and bleak, perfectly matching the game’s somber tone. Villages are dilapidated, forests are shrouded in fog, and the overall world design evokes a constant sense of decay and danger. The color palette leans heavily on muted browns, greys, and dark greens, ensuring that every area feels cold and foreboding. Despite its modest presentation, the world feels cohesive and surprisingly immersive, thanks in part to a detailed map that encourages exploration. The fog-of-war mechanic ensures that new discoveries always feel earned, revealing portions of the map only as you traverse them. This gives players a sense of adventure as they uncover new towns, encounter dangerous foes, and stumble upon cryptic ruins scattered across the landscape. The gameplay of Vampire’s Fall: Origins combines exploration, questing, and turn-based combat in a way that feels both nostalgic and straightforward. As you travel through the open world, random encounters occur, transitioning into a separate battle screen where the turn-based system takes over. Combat revolves around three core elements: weapon attacks, vampiric powers, and resource management. Standard attacks are supplemented by abilities drawn from two distinct vampire schools—Control and Instinct—each offering unique skills that shape your combat strategy. Players must build up Focus points through basic attacks, then expend them to unleash more powerful abilities, introducing a layer of tactical decision-making. The system is easy to learn but allows for creative flexibility as your character develops. Outside of battle, you can take on quests, upgrade equipment, and allocate skill points across a branching talent tree that enables a range of playstyles. This freedom to specialize in brute strength, cunning magic, or hybrid builds provides a sense of agency that many players will appreciate. The game’s sense of progression is one of its biggest strengths. Leveling up feels rewarding, with each new ability or piece of equipment significantly altering your effectiveness in battle. The sheer volume of items—over two hundred weapons and armor sets—ensures that you’re constantly tweaking and optimizing your loadout. Exploration is equally satisfying, with countless side quests and hidden encounters dotting the landscape. However, the pacing can occasionally feel uneven. After the initial thrill of discovery, the middle portion of the game leans heavily on repetition. Many quests follow a similar structure, requiring you to travel between distant points on the map and engage in battles that gradually become predictable. This repetitive structure, coupled with the occasional grind for experience or gold, can cause the momentum to stall. Still, for players who enjoy methodical character growth and gradual mastery, this aspect can be part of the charm. Narratively, Vampire’s Fall: Origins is functional rather than extraordinary. The main story offers a solid framework for your journey but rarely delves into complex moral or emotional territory. The dialogue is serviceable, with moments of humor and self-awareness, but the writing sometimes feels restrained, relying on familiar tropes rather than bold storytelling. The world itself, however, carries a certain appeal. NPCs range from villagers offering simple errands to more mysterious figures with cryptic advice, and the lore surrounding vampirism and the supernatural hints at a deeper mythology that gives the setting texture. The story’s simplicity allows the player to focus more on exploration and customization, which appear to be the developer’s main priorities. While the narrative might not hold up against larger-scale RPGs, it fulfills its role as a backdrop for player-driven progression and adventure. One area where the game’s mobile origins show most clearly is in its interface and pacing. The design is streamlined and efficient, but at times it feels more suited to shorter play sessions. Inventory management and menu navigation are simple but lack some of the complexity that veteran PC players might expect. Similarly, the combat system, while enjoyable, can begin to feel repetitive after extended play. The difficulty curve is inconsistent, with occasional spikes that push players to grind for better gear or experience points. These elements don’t ruin the experience but highlight the game’s indie roots. The developers, to their credit, have expanded and refined the PC version to feel more substantial than a simple port, but traces of its mobile design philosophy remain visible. Where Vampire’s Fall: Origins truly succeeds is in its atmosphere and sincerity. It captures the essence of the genre it draws from—a sense of wandering through a harsh, unforgiving world where every victory feels earned and every mistake can be costly. Its blend of grim aesthetic, straightforward mechanics, and steady character progression make it an unexpectedly addictive experience. The soundtrack, with its brooding melodies and ambient undertones, deepens the sense of immersion, while the sound effects and battle animations provide enough feedback to keep each fight engaging. Even with its flaws—occasional grinding, limited narrative depth, and repetitive questing—the game’s dedication to its vision is undeniable. Ultimately, Vampire’s Fall: Origins is a modest yet heartfelt RPG that understands its audience. It may not boast the scale or polish of a major studio release, but it offers a rich world to explore, satisfying combat, and an atmosphere thick with gothic charm. Players who grew up on classics like Baldur’s Gate or early Diablo titles will find something familiar here, while newcomers to the genre will appreciate its accessibility. It’s an experience that rewards patience and curiosity, blending old-school sensibilities with a modern indie spirit. For those willing to look past its rough edges, Vampire’s Fall: Origins delivers a lengthy, immersive, and darkly enjoyable adventure that stands as a testament to how much passion and creativity can elevate a small-scale RPG. Rating: 7/10
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Vampire's Fall - Origins is a very poorly marketed game.... It's presented as a low budget cash-grabbing mobile game. However, if you approach it with no expectations, you'll b pleasantly surprised. The game is indeed very basic and the ending of the first part (of two), very anticlimatic. However, the numerous fetch quests and encounters on your road are hi-la-rious! It could have been so much more. But, for what it is, it's pretty entertaining. I would definitely recommend this game, as well as Vendir - Plague of Lies, to any RPG fan. On a side note: just play the game, while focusing on a specific build (dodge, tank, aso). Later on, you will be able to get the other skills. The special bosses, the "brutals", reset, once you have found and defeated them all. So, don't pay any mind to most of the informations you will find online. A solid 8/10, if you just tag along, without expecting anything.
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Enjoyed it actually. Some clever writing...sometimes a bit too clever but genuinely entertaining at times. One or two hard decisions to be made. Some of the "Kill this number..." quests felt overly grindy but still enjoyed my time!
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Absolutely amazing RPG for a mobile game but needs price fixing for equipment because it all gets too expensive. Please port Vampire's Fall 2 to PC.
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Vampire's Fall: Origins is currently priced at 1.49€ on Steam.
Vampire's Fall: Origins is currently available at a 85% discount. You can purchase it for 1.49€ on Steam.
Vampire's Fall: Origins received 749 positive votes out of a total of 948 achieving a rating of 7.53.
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Vampire's Fall: Origins was developed and published by Early Morning Studio.
Vampire's Fall: Origins is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Vampire's Fall: Origins is not playable on MacOS.
Vampire's Fall: Origins is not playable on Linux.
Vampire's Fall: Origins is a single-player game.
Vampire's Fall: Origins does not currently offer any DLC.
Vampire's Fall: Origins does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Vampire's Fall: Origins does not support Steam Remote Play.
Vampire's Fall: Origins is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Early Morning Studio
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Early Morning Studio
Release
31 Jan 2020
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