Vampire: The Masquerade - Redemption

This is a pretty great game; though the AI is terrible and characters will die a lot, if you micro-manage and switch between them to control their actions you should be alright. The basic gameplay is simple and fun, and customizing your abilities lets you take characters in any direction you want. This is virtually the only dark, vampire-oriented RPG ever made, before games and movies started treating them as action heroes. That alone makes this game worth it, and at $6 and refitted for modern OS's, this is one of the best buys on this site.

This is a great RPG, hands down. I was obsessed with this game when I was younger and even today I am still impressed by it. It hasn't gotten old, at all.

I got this game , back , when it was all new, my PC wasn't enough to run it , so i wait, save and finally upgrade my PC , was one of the great moments in my life, the game is just awesome, you get the story of VTM RPG since the dark age setting until the modern era . Maybe you cant do youre own character but the story its a classic

It works great and I loove it! If you do buy it and play it, make sure to run the program as administrator or you won't be able to save your progress! If you like old RPG games, you will love this! The graphics are pretty good considering the time they came out. They did the best they could back then! I bought this game because I had an older version on disk but the newer computers can't play it. Thank you so much gog for supplying this game and at a great price! I highly reccomend this game to any vampire and RPG game lover!

I got this game as Christmas gift when the year it came out. I had played the PnP game for years was excited to see a computer game for it and shocked by the almost 1gig of hd space it took. While I liked the mp side of it and played it some, I really enjoyed the single player side and the story. The only downside to me was the lack of character customization (i.e. clan choice/gender) by it was cause of the interesting story the dev's were telling