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I believe I've found an exciting new VN on Steam, just let me check if it "qualifies."

 

VNDB requires 3 things to be present before a game is classified a "Visual Novel." Firstly, the game needs to use the novel narrative. Secondly, the story needs to continue uninterrupted for a significant length, and lastly it needs to conform to either the ADV or NVL style.

 

Well HAPPY DAYS because "Vlad the Impaler" qualifies on all fronts. Isn't that just awesome! So without further ado, let me introduce everybody to this new visual novel on Steam.

 

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Gorgeous art! It's not anime styled, but that doesn't disqualify it at all in case of such magnificent execution. This is quite exicting, indeed. I'm also rooting for such visual novels to appear on our market; the last thing we miss are games exactly like these, with proper storyline and anime styled graphics. Would make a nearly perfect visual novel.

 

I'm also a big fan of darker-themed stories, so this is a big thing for me.

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btw vlad the impaler actually existed most people know him better as Dracula thought.

he committed pretty gruesome acts of violence on the battlefield thought like the names suggest you know what he did and what he did a lot.

also eating among the corpses of your enemy is totally natural right?

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Impaling was a popular method of execution in the East/Middle/Southern Europe back in the days. If you wanted to show you treat your enemies like trash and have no mercy, nevertheless of their position or status, it was the best way to make everyone around you eternally afraid. To cut some misconceptions, impaling was usually done from the bottom, not through the victim, like most people think. Yes, that's right - through butts. It was an excruciatingly painful and slow death, while the victims remained tied to the stake, unable to do anything and left to rot.

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The writing is definitely not great to be honest. Par for the course really. Also it's short. That being said I like the new direction this VN goes in, and thought it would be worth bringing to people's attention in case they want something fresh.

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What prevented me from buying as soon as I found the game on Steam are the reviews. They aren't anywhere near enthusiastic. The Steam community doesn't seem too fond of VNs, but the criticism is different this time - people are claiming the story to be confusing and the writing to be boring instead of just saying it doesn't have gameplay. So, well, who knows.

This is not uncommon with historical novels. You usually have to have some interest and background info in order to enjoy it. Unless the game is suuuper bad, and I hope its not...

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