I really liked this game. And I really tried to make this game better than it was. It has a lot going for it, but at the same time it's lackluster. There's so many interesting characters that are just.. underutilized. You find out everything about a character, and then it's, "Now what?" Your only option is to leave them alone or use them as a meatbag. But I really did like delving into their stories and learning more about them. There's some interesting characters in this game.

This also goes for the difficulty level. You're supposed to choose if you want to save some of the people in this game, but what happens if you don't? The game gets incredibly and unfairly difficult. You can be a pacifist, but you're punished and it's hardly worth doing at all. The enemies can get up to more than 10 levels higher and absolutely destroy you. That's not very fun game play, in my opinion. The game DOES warn you about the difficulty spike if you refuse to feed, though.

I adore the atmosphere of this game. 1900's London, with disease rampaging. I see that some people don't like the dark and gloomy atmosphere or "aesthetic", but that's intentional. It's an outbreak of death. It's supposed to be dark, gloomy, and sad. The story is told beautifully in it's environments and through the characters. The idea of a secret group or society of vampires is absolutely enthralling to me, and it would've been such a better game if things were thought out better.