- Vampire Crawlers, the Vampire Survivors spinoff, has unveiled a brand new gameplay trailer
- Take a look at returning characters and weapons alongside huge dungeons to discover
- Crawlers mixes in mechanics, each new and acquainted, for fast-paced, card-battling RPG motion
Vampire Survivors has (fairly rightly in my view) managed to turn into a mainstay for bullet heaven gamers on just about all platforms. So it is no shock that their wildcard spinoff Vampire Crawlers is proving to be so extremely anticipated. And now, a brand new gameplay trailer presents an thought of what to anticipate when it releases.
With a projected launch in 2026, Vampire Crawlers takes the motion of Vampire Survivors from isometric bullet heaven into first-person turn-based dungeon crawling. Vampire Crawlers sees you build up a deck of basic Vampire Survivors weapons as you discover castles, dungeons and crumbling ruins in your quest to eradicate evil.
The brand new gameplay trailer offers us our greatest glimpse but of how all these mechanics will harmonise, in addition to the gorgeously retro tackle the style. Be it basic catacombs or mysterious mechanical dungeons, there’s lots to discover. To not point out extra characters, weapons and talents being proven.
Elevating the stakes
As one would possibly count on from Poncle, Vampire Crawlers is filled with irreverent innovation and packs in components such because the combo-building motion of Balatro and the blinding spells and weaponry of Vampire Survivors. However I believe that Vampire Crawlers could show to be a superb addition to the rotation for Survivors-fanatics akin to myself.
And whereas one can find loads of recognisable property from the unique Vampire Survivors, that is seemingly no mere money seize, with loads of new artwork and attention-grabbing additions to go alongside recognisable forged members, weaponry and objects.
Now if solely they’d make themselves a Metroidvania… Ah, properly, one can dream.
In any case, whereas Survivor.io managed to rule the roost for some time on cell, there is a cause our record is the finest cell video games like Vampire Survivors. One would possibly suppose that their surprisingly liberal free-to-play format was key to upsetting that apple… Or erm, garlic cart, I assume?
