Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong instal the new

The characters are interesting enough, and there’s plenty of lore to dig into with some neat twists I wasn’t expecting. I was constantly propelled to push through, even if the writing fell flat at times. You can never be too sure of someone’s motivations. As you progress, you will delve deep into character motivations, with plenty of twists and turns and you aren’t quite sure of who to trust… or who to trust more. The story of Swansong is actually quite compelling, with a great setup that immediately gets you invested. Each of these characters will be given missions by Prince Hazel to clear out evidence and bring a stop to the Second Inquisition. Finally, there is Laysha, who is the most unique of the three, with special abilities that allow her to see the future, or vague representations of it, at least. There’s Emem, whose connections throughout Boston make her an extremely valuable ally.

We have Galeb, who has been in the Masquerade since the 1700s, and has the most experience with how things work within this society.

You play as three completely distinct vampires sent out on missions throughout the course of the game. You play as three different characters sent on varied missions to cover the tracks to keep the masquerade a secret from those who are not in the inner circle. A code red has been triggered due to a masacre at the party and everyone is on high alerts as they figure out who was the culprit behind it. The game is set in Boston, on the eve of a giant vampire party where the Camirla clan will meet up and undoubtedly get up to all kinds of vampire business… or would have, if things didn’t go horribly.

Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong instal the new