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In terms of visual direction, EvilVEvil is a bit rough on the edges. First impressions are quite mediocre, warehouse level looking like something out of the early 2000s, and the looks only improve slightly as you move into the city streets and begin realizing that the art and the areas have a certain flair to them and are not that bad. But there’s no going past the fact that enemy models – and your very own playable vampires – are extremely rough, the UI is crude, and it could have done with some more time in the oven… or the coffin, in this case.

EVILVEVIL is a solid throwback to the days of Left4Dead, with great action and distinct characters. However, its progression and narrative let it down. Solo players will find a lot to enjoy here, but co-op is where the title shines.

EvilVEvil might be a competent shooter in some aspects, but its shallow progression and bland graphics hold it back from truly shining.

Despite a few glaring faults, EvilVEvil still provides a fun, addictive gameplay loop that can be enjoyed alone or with friends. Don't expect AAA polish and you'll have a great time with this vampiric shooter.

EvilVEvil is a decent shooter that simply needs some polish. Refining some of the aforementioned mechanics would go a long way in improving the overall gameplay loop. Unfortunately, the biggest missed opportunity here is the story. Toadman Entertainment throws out a lot of unique and interesting ideas but never really ties them together in an impactful way. Regardless, when priced at $19.99 and offering a solid co-op experience, EvilVEvil is still worth considering if you’re looking for a drop-in, drop-out co-op FPS.