Vampire Legends

Artifex Mundi

About this game

FANTASTIC HIDDEN OBJECT PUZZLE ADVENTURE GAME FROM THE CREATORS OF ENIGMATIS AND GRIM LEGENDS!
Vampire Legends: The True Story of Kisilova is a mystery hidden objects type of game with hand painted vistas, an immersive setting, and an intriguing story.

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62 hand drawn mysterious locations set in 18th century Europe!
18th century Europe: fifty years after a mysterious, far-reaching plague swept the land of the Habsburg dynasty, a series of horrifying, unexplainable deaths occur in the fascinating, , and remote Serbian town of Kisilova. Fearing that the story may be repeating itself, the residents begin to flee their homes.

Put on your detective hat and embark on a dangerous adventure!
Summoned by the Prince of Württemberg himself, Imperial emissaries come to Kisilova to investigate the mysterious events and prevent further deaths.

36 challenging mini games and 21 scenes with hidden objects!
The heroine and her companion have to lead a detective investigation, explore every nook and cranny to find hidden objects, and solve many puzzles to reveal the truth.

14 characters to meet during the detective investigation!
Will they be able to crack all the puzzles and mini games to uncover the secrets of the local dignitaries shrouded in mystery? Will they discover the identity of the mysterious hooded stranger trying to thwart their plans?

Continue the story in the Collector’s Edition!
Learn what happened next in a bonus chapter with more additional content, including hidden objects, puzzles, and captivating soundtracks and hand painted concept art.

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Optimized for phones and tablets, filled with hidden objects, perfect for playing while traveling. No - wifi required for this offline game!

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• 62 hand drawn locations set in 18th century Europe!
• Put on your detective hat and track down the source of evil!
• 36 challenging mini games and 21 scenes with hidden objects!
• 14 intriguing characters to meet during the detective investigation!
• Continue the story in the Collector’s Edition!
• High-end, immersive gameplay, optimized for tablets and phones!

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Ratings and reviews

It froze and locked me into a conversation with the medicine woman in her hut after I had to travel with the map because the arrows wouldn't come up. Now I'm just stuck even with reloading. It hasn't told me this is the point where I need to pay for the game, I'm just stuck on one dialogue box with the old woman. It's also impossible to tell what anything is in the object screens because the lines are so blurry and the colors are really all too similar so they bleed together far too easily.

I love the little details like the wag of the dog's tail or the snake slithering away behind the tree. The only problem I saw was not being able to see the musical notes in the HOS. Had to use hint button because even tapping on items didn't reveal things available. Sound dropped at the end of the main game. No strategy guide but does have teleporting map and a short bonus chapter. Also, ZOOM-IN that stays after clicking objects ( VERY IMPORTANT!). TOO BAD ARTIFEX GOT MONEY GREEDY!

Unlike most I do not mind the stretched graphics, because I know that the game used to be unplayable after a certain point due to not being able to click on an object in a HOS. The bugged minigame though, with the clock, is quite annoying, taking away one star. Except for that though, for a game as old as this, it works pretty damn well. The story is great.