The game reminds me of Blood back in 97 & 98. Those were the days where you could light zombies and cultists on fire and watch them burn in a fury.
Main character is likable despite being a christfag and social critic wannabe, but atleast his attempt at humor is itself laughable and likable, like watching a child trying to fit in his dirty scooter in a washing machine.
Simon isn't Caleb, J.C. Denton or Ash, but atleast his oxymoronic nature is the main source of humor.
This game was certainly worth my money, even despite the fact that I am still playing version 1.0 and I am still waiting for a patch on Steam.
In terms of storytelling, the game makes some good attempts at being Lovecraft fanfic, but we're not playing Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corner of the Earth.
Veriaty was one of the strong points of the game and the use of motion capture certainly made the game look professional. I just love fighting the vampires.
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