The highly anticipated Vampire Therapist by Little Bat Games is finally here! The game gives players a taste of what it would be like to spill your eternal secrets onto a 3,000-year-old vampire. With its unique experience that’s both darkly humorous and surprisingly insightful. Vampire Therapist merges a gothic ambiance and dark humor, while giving an authentic approach to real-life issues— despite it being through the lens of a vampire.
Credit: Little Bat GamesUniquely Different Visual Novel
Vampire Therapist stands out for its captivating, well-crafted characters and realistic dialogue. Players step into the shoes of Sam, a charming and wholesome cowboy-turned-vampire, attending therapy sessions led by the ancient undead therapist, Andromachos or Andy for short. With Andy’s help, Sam is able to provide sessions for vampire clients with their own distinct personalities and issues. Tackling everything from self-loathing to agoraphobia, and much more. The game’s dialogue strikes a thoughtful tone, thanks to the development consultations with licensed therapists that ensured these portrayals felt both authentic and sensitive.
Credit: Little Bat GamesGothic Atmosphere
With its haunting music and clever humor, the game captures a strong gothic atmosphere. The soundtrack and sound effects heighten the eerie yet playful tone. Highlighting the excellent voice acting that brings each character vividly to life. Similarly, the witty dialogue adds to the heavier moments within the game. Further balancing the deep conversations that come with being a therapist. Additionally, the developers did an amazing job ensuring their artwork matches the German gothic culture since the game is set in in a goth nightclub in Berlin, Germany.
Credit: Little Bat GamesClosing Thoughts
The Vampire Therapist is an impressive take on the supernatural visual novel genre. Its haunting aesthetic, relatable character issues, and standout voice acting, all making for an immersive and entertaining experience. The unique characters and their memorable stories also promise an engaging time for players. What’s more, Sam’s likeability makes you wish that he could do more than just be a therapist for other vampires, leaving players wanting just a bit more. However, the game’s creative approach to storytelling makes it more than enough for fans of the genre.
The Vampire Therapist is now available on PC via Steam.
Check out their game trailer below:
