Vampire Survivors has a surprising amount of longevity and replay value for a game listed at $5 -- I'd call it a bargain at twice the price. Oodles of playable characters (one for each of the dozens of weapons in the game), a wide variety of maps and enemy types, and an excellent soundtrack, all without the hot microtransaction garbage that plagues mobile games in the genre. If it has one flaw, it's that a "winning" run on most maps under default settings takes well over half an hour, a significant portion of which you may be able to go AFK due to your upgrades making you as-like-unto-immortal.

Three out of four stars, would kill Death with his own scythe again.

Vampire Survivors has a surprising amount of longevity and replay value for a game listed at $5 -- I'd call it a bargain at twice the price. Oodles of playable characters (one for each of the dozens of weapons in the game), a wide variety of maps and enemy types, and an excellent soundtrack, all without the hot microtransaction garbage that plagues mobile games in the genre. If it has one flaw, it's that a "winning" run on most maps under default settings takes well over half an hour, a significant portion of which you may be able to go AFK due to your upgrades making you as-like-unto-immortal. Three out of four stars, would kill Death with his own scythe again.