Vampire! At the Masquerade

Inspired by Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu

You are Mircalla Karnstein, a ███ year old sapphic vampire on the hunt for the feminine comforts of your next dream girl/juice box. With the help of your vampiric servants, you go undercover to infiltrate a masquerade to look hot, overhear gossip, and use your brains to sweet talk a special lady into finding somewhere more private to have a “conversation”…

Controls

Arrow keys/WASD to move
SPACE to interact
‘z’ to switch to cat form
TAB to view instructions

The Team:

The DADS (none of which are male, nor have human children)

D█ █ the hyperfixated dad, aka the programmer & intro still artist
A███ █ the plant dad, aka the writer, UI/UX designer, & banner/portrait artist
D███ █ the cat dad, aka the musician, PM, & secondary writer
S██ ███ the sad dad, aka the pixel artist & ending stills artist

Credits:

Made with Godot

Code Assets:

Art Assets: 


Comments

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I'm coming from the book bound game jam, I also did Carmilla. I love this game concept, it was very fun to play. It is  cool to see how we translated the book in two different ways!

Thank you for checking out our game!! I only have a mac so I haven’t been able to check out your submission yet, but I love that we both decided to adapt Carmilla! If you ever release a Mac version of your game I’d love to play it.

omg I am a sapphic vampire how did you know :O

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okay I've played it for a bit and I adore this! I love the concept and mechanics, I can't wait to see the finished product! Great job :)

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so glad this reached our target demographic :’)

we plan on making a lot of updates in the next two weeks!

I really like the core loop: collecting clues from dialogues and eavesdropping on guests! The goodwill indicator is super helpful: it keeps me from brute-forcing the dialogue options and nudges me to plan my steps carefully. 

Clues around are not highlighted as something I can pick up, I am a bit conflicted about this, to be honest. On one hand, it motivates me to engage with the environment more, for sure. On the other, I find myself walking around every couch and pressing Space in the hope it's a clue. However, some of them are distinguishable from the surroundings and when you pick them up it sparks that joyful moment "Aha! I knew it!". 

Dialogues are fantastic and immerse me in the atmosphere of high society, intrigues, and gossip. However, I often notice myself completely forgetting what responses were after the dialogue is done. Might just be my weak memory but maybe a log or journal of sorts could be helpful to reference back?

The Lady in a Rabbit mask's portrait is gorgeous! Overall art direction is very well-chosen I think!

And lastly, I appreciate the sense of intrigue and mystery in this game! Thank you for crafting it!

thank you so much for the in-depth review!! our team is in the middle of reworking the UX for the next update!

Grammar is odd in some places but otherwise interesting with a cool premise!

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thanks for the feedback! we'll definitely look into it!