Spazmo
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Tags: Troika Games; Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines
<a href=http://www.armchairempire.com>Armchair Empire</a> have a positive <a href=http://www.armchairempire.com/Reviews/PC%20Games/vampire-masquerade-bloodlines.htm>review</a> of Troika's World of Darkness RPG, Vampire: Bloodlines. They liked it enough to score it <b>8.4/10</b>.<blockquote>Even outside of the aforementioned systems you're looking at a game that gives you a fair amount of versatility. You can play a stealthy night crawler, a powerful behemoth of the night, a seductive lady of the evening, or a brutal and hideous sewer-dweller. And although it is often hard to avoid combat in the main storyline when you're trying your hand at some of the more dapper, manipulation based classes, there are a fair number of things in the side quests that come to you much easier than it would for other players. But since you get pretty much the same results from all of the missions, no matter how you complete them, you may find you have little motivation to play through the thirty plus hours more than once.</blockquote>The easy solution to this is <i>not to finish the game on every playthrough</i>. If you stop playing the game at a certain point, it's really quite good.
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<a href=http://www.armchairempire.com>Armchair Empire</a> have a positive <a href=http://www.armchairempire.com/Reviews/PC%20Games/vampire-masquerade-bloodlines.htm>review</a> of Troika's World of Darkness RPG, Vampire: Bloodlines. They liked it enough to score it <b>8.4/10</b>.<blockquote>Even outside of the aforementioned systems you're looking at a game that gives you a fair amount of versatility. You can play a stealthy night crawler, a powerful behemoth of the night, a seductive lady of the evening, or a brutal and hideous sewer-dweller. And although it is often hard to avoid combat in the main storyline when you're trying your hand at some of the more dapper, manipulation based classes, there are a fair number of things in the side quests that come to you much easier than it would for other players. But since you get pretty much the same results from all of the missions, no matter how you complete them, you may find you have little motivation to play through the thirty plus hours more than once.</blockquote>The easy solution to this is <i>not to finish the game on every playthrough</i>. If you stop playing the game at a certain point, it's really quite good.
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Spotted at: <A HREF="http://www.bluesnews.com">Blue's News</A>
Like the time I credited MCA for Fallout's design in the Is Troika Dead thread. That was accidental. I should go over what I write more throughly in the future.
