There is occasional eating.
This is probably because the three vampires you play as in Swansong aren’t exactly on their down-time.
Neither leaves you much time to loaf about being all sexy, though.
For my money, Swansong is best at the mid-stage, where the levels are medium-sized but dense.
The eating people in Swansong is a purely utilitarian thing.
The powers are varied.
These are really fun.
You might not be, but I did appreciate that it’s possible to do that at all.
I got Emem out of her funk by looking at some posters for a very long time.
I hacked into a computer because of a post-it saying that the password was stupid and easy.
Overall, though, it’s very satisfying to put the effort in.
The tone as a whole is vampire drama rather than serious issues, and it works.
And Leysha - a Malkavian, the “yikes, when were these rules written?”
It’salmostreally good as is.
I do want to play it again and try different choices, or make better decisions, but…
I’m in the middle of a new TV show.
And there’s that book I’ve been reading, you know?
And I need to put a wash on.
I got attached to my three vamps, but notthatattached.
