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Voltaire: The Vegan Vampire

Voltaire: The Vegan Vampire

|United States|Role-playing (RPG), Simulator

6.2 /10

Okay

Niche

177 ratings
Rating sources
Steam · Player score6.6/10176 ratingsIGDB · Critic score6.0/101 ratings
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Why play it

An action-farming-roguelite, full of whimsical flora and mischievous creatures that really want to ruin your dark and mysterious plans of… Going vegan!

Story and worldbuilding

To conquer your bloodlusting hunger you’ll need to tap into all your skills, a bit of magic, and a whole lot of veggies! It’s not so easy to substitute those juicy human necks. You play as Voltaire, the lastborn son of Dracula, aided by your uncles Frank and Stein, who are accomplices in your attempt to prove that bloodsucking is not the only way to thrive in this creepy, cute, hand-drawn world.

Game highlights
Rating momentum

Okay: 6.2/10 across 177 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

Leans into Role-playing (RPG), Simulator, Indie — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

Reviews

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video games are goodNathan Hermanson · 17 Apr, 2023
10/10

Voltaire: The Vegan Vampire has some enjoyable pieces that sell an intriguing full game that one day will come to fruition, but until then it remains one to watch instead of one to immediately hop into.

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God is a GeekLyle Carr · 28 Feb, 2023
6/10

Voltaire the Vegan Vampire has some great genre bending ideas, but ultimately is too easy and rather repetitive .

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