Vampire Survivors is a bite-sized time-killer of a game. 30 minute runs (more or less) of trying to build the most broken and chaotic bullet hell of a character amidst masses of enemies. It's not a graphical or animation masterpiece, but it's got its style. The music's not catchy, but it's pleasant and reminiscent of all the right things. There's no real story to be found, but it doesn't pretend to be more than it is.

And what it is is snug, fun, and a spectacle. And well worth the absolutely insanely cheap price it comes at.

My literally only complaint? It's obscenely minor. There's a couple of secrets (not required for 100% currently, just for fun) that you'll almost guaranteed need to look up. But don't...not until you're deep enough to find the hint guide and see the hint or two that are impossible to decipher on their own. 'cuz the rest of the secrets are fun to find and entirely possible to discover once you've that secret little in-game guide. x3

Post 1.0? Still remains absolutely solid as expected. Very deserving of the Best Game on the Go award.

Vampire Survivors is a bite-sized time-killer of a game. 30 minute runs (more or less) of trying to build the most broken and chaotic bullet hell of a character amidst masses of enemies. It's not a graphical or animation masterpiece, but it's got its style. The music's not catchy, but it's pleasant and reminiscent of all the right things. There's no real story to be found, but it doesn't pretend to be more than it is. And what it is is snug, fun, and a spectacle. And well worth the absolutely insanely cheap price it comes at. My literally only complaint? It's obscenely minor. There's a couple of secrets (not required for 100% currently, just for fun) that you'll almost guaranteed need to look up. But don't...not until you're deep enough to find the hint guide and see the hint or two that are impossible to decipher on their own. 'cuz the rest of the secrets are fun to find and entirely possible to discover once you've that secret little in-game guide. x3 Post 1.0? Still remains absolutely solid as expected. Very deserving of the Best Game on the Go award.