Vampire: The Masquerade - Swansong Nintendo Switch

Play as 3 vampires, wield their powers wisely, and strike the right balance between your human and animal side in a heart-pounding story in which your choices will decide the fate of Boston. Based on the cult role-playing game and developed by specialists in the genre, Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong is a narrative RPG in which your every choice determines the fate of the three main characters and of the Boston Camarilla.Features & detailsWELCOME TO THE WORLD OF DARKNESS: What if vampires were real, bloodthirsty predators living hidden among usIn Vampire: The Masquerade you play as these monsters in a world where the lines between the real and supernatural are always blurredA HEART-POUNDING THRILLER: Hazel Iversen, the Swan, is an iron hand in a velvet glove, she intends to assert her power and respect the Masquerade, the vampiric law designed to ensure humans never learn of the existence of these creatures of the nightPLAY AS 3 VAMPIRES: Progress through the game through their intertwined destinies, deal with their different points of view, and use their character sheets to try to separate the truth from the liesGAMEPLAY WITH CONSEQUENCES: With its unique approach to gameplay, Swansong puts emphasis on the consequences of your actions in both the investigation and your social interactions with characters.

The good- there is a lot of love poured into this game. The creators obviously took great pains to make sure that the lore and setting were done right. The lore sections in the menus alone are massive and worth the price of admission when this goes on sale in eshop or whatever. And the story is “fantastic,” really sticking to the tabletops themes of darkness, intrigue and despair.The bad- oh boy… the switch version is almost unplayable at points. If the story and setting weren’t done as well as they were, the score would’ve been MUCH lower. I understand that this is a niche house presenting a niche game featuring a niche setting, so we have to bear that in mind. Consider buying this on a more powerful system maybe and definitely try to purchase it on sale or something. I own a physical copy, but it’s apparent that in years to come, this little cartridge will be held onto as a physical oddity.Final verdict- I was really rooting for this game, just as I am rooting for the current version of the tabletop system (Renegade Studios is doing a great job so far there). I’m hoping more polished patches for the game are released at some point so that I could look back on this as some sort of flawed masterpiece; which it is. I just want this to be the game it is supposed to be.

terrible game choppy graphics freezing up many times many many issues in this game should of never even been released

Each decision you make determines how well your character will become. Its different you can mutate your attitude which in some cases gives you better abilities to overpower another npc, but as you play it automatically switch's between three people, each decision you make determines the outcome little tube search before you play helps. It's an alright game. I'm missing just my left hand so game play is pc. Only downfal is you can't run on the switch vs pc.