Vampire Killer
Platform, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Adventure
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Developers/Publishers:
Konami
December 17, 2014, October 30, 1986, December 31, 1987
Wii U, MSX2
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Bugs and Glitches: Some players have reported bugs that can disrupt the Vampire Killer experience.
High Difficulty: The steep difficulty curve in Vampire Killer can be daunting for new players.
Repetitive Elements: Vampire Killer may become repetitive after extended play, especially in the Platform genre.
Why To Avoid
Community Driven: The game has a strong community, which enhances the multiplayer experience.
High Replay Value: Vampire Killer offers numerous reasons to replay, thanks to its Platform elements.
Beautiful World: Explore the stunning world of Vampire Killer, a visual treat for fans of Platform.
Why To Play
Vampire Killer is a side-view flick-screen game where you are a Vampire hunter who has been tasked to remove Dracula from the 12th floor of a block of flats by a client on the floor below. The problem is, as well as facing and killing a vampire, the job has to be completed before midnight which is only eight minutes away. In your rush to get to the building you have forgotten your equipment like garlic and stakes, which is needed to face Dracula. You have to get to the 12th floor using elevators (which have minds of their own and can take you down as well as up), and you must look behind the doors of each flat for equipment to help you.
Some flats are also empty as well as flats that have scares inside you and when scared, you lose part of a shock meter and when it reaches zero then it is game over. Bats and spiders live on various floors with some blocking your route so bullets can be found in the flats to clear the way. Some doors to the flats actually are lift shafts which send you back down to the 1st floor. Before you play the game you can select your skill level from easy, medium and hard.