Vampire: Bloodlines Reviews

The first two reviews for Troika’s Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines are in, and they’re both very positive. The first is at ConsoleGold with an overall score of 94%:

The World of Darkness, White Wolf, the Source engine, and Troika’s storytelling make Vampire: the Masquerade Bloodlines one of my most anticipated titles of the year. While there are a few nagging issues left in the game, this is completely mitigated by the fact that the game is a great deal of fun and incredibly engaging. Congratulations Troika, you have successfully brought The World of Darkness from pen and paper to the mouse and keyboard.

And the second is at Next Level Gaming with an overall score of 90/100:

In the end I can give this games one of the highest praises I can think of: Ever time its time to turn it off I find myself always saying. I’ll stop after one more quest, which always winds up turning into 5, 6, 7. more quests. Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines is the culmination of next-generation first-person action game engine technology, a top RPG developer and a renowned RPG franchise. Built using Valve’s Source Technology the same game engine technology used to power Half-Life 2, the game is based on White Wolf’s renowned pen-and-paper RPG series Vampire: The Masquerade and its official clans. Developed by Troika Games creators of top RPG franchises such as Arcanum (2002 RPG of the year PC Gamer) and the Fallout series, Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines promises to take RPG gaming to the next level.