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Full The Vow: Vampire's Curse update
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What changed
- Gameplay
- Maps
- UI and audio
Greetings to all vampire slayers!
October has been a productive month! We focused on improving gameplay systems, updating visuals, and polishing the overall experience as we prepare for the upcoming closed playtest.
Here’s what we’ve been working on
Library & Deck Building
We’ve implemented a brand-new Library system — the heart of the deck-building mechanic. As you know, in The Vow, you choose your deck at the beginning of each run to define your playstyle. Decks now consist of three sets, each containing four cards. These sets are represented as ancient books in the library. Choose your three books wisely and set off to rescue your bride. Steam post image
Enemy Spawn System
We completely reworked the enemy spawn logic. Previously, enemies could overwhelm the map if your early turns went poorly. The new system balances their population and ensures greater variety in enemy types. But beware — the creatures that remain are deadlier than ever. Steam post image
Sound Effects
Until now, the game featured only music, but October changed that — we’ve finally added sound effects! *woosh* Key actions like attacks, abilities, and movement now have sound, and we plan to cover most interactions by the playtest. The world is starting to sound alive — and a bit more dangerous.
Card Illustrations
We’ve updated the illustrations for all cards. The new visuals bring a stronger atmosphere and detail to every deck, helping each card feel truly unique. Steam post image
Bugs & New Mechanics
A lot of time went into fixing old bugs and building the foundation for new card mechanics. We’ll share more about these fresh abilities in the next devlog once they’re ready to shine.
Conclusion
If you’d like to be among the first to join the playtest and follow our progress, join our Discord! And as always — stay vigilant, hunters of the night! 🦇
Source
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