About Vampire Hunters 3:
Nice game to turn off your brain and forget about life. It requires zero execution skills, since all you do is move your character around and choose the equipment your character is going to equip/upgrade, and even though there are maps (at least for now) that require a little bit of planning, it all bow down to choosing a specific set of equipment to practically guarantee your victory, even though nowadays everything works. It may sounds like a negative aspect of the game, but something like Vampire Survivors doesn’t need complex combat system to be fun. As simple as it is, it offers tons of fun and it’s always great to see waves and waves of foes being obliterated and seeing your screen (and GPU) go crazy with so many visual effects from your weapons. Be careful tho. Even though each run only has 30 minute duration, once you start and get the hang of it, it’s hard to put it down. You’ll see hours going by without knowing how haha. And hey, it’s cheap as hell and the devs are super active, always bringing new updates periodically. Gotta love when a indie dev shows WAY more support for their game than a AAA studio. It’s the perfect reason to support this game and its devs.My wife always wanted to play games, but since she was forbidden to play in her childhood, never got used to the controller Since most games require familiarity and more coordination, she always dropped games and lost interest, because the learning curve was a bit steep, and as Adults with kids, we don’t have that much time to “git gud”.
