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Bithell Games Reveals Vampirium: 1997, An Immersive Sim Where You Work As An Assassin For Dracula

Bithell Games has officially announced Vampirium: 1997, an immersive sim tasking players with serving as an assassin for a vampiric King of England.

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Bithell Games, the developer behind Tron: Catalyst and Thomas Was Alone, has revealed their latest title, Vampirium: 1997. The game is an immersive sim set in an alternate history where Dracula reigns as the King of England. Players assume the role of a personal assassin working for the monarch.

Coverage from Eurogamer.net, GamingOnLinux, Rock Paper Shotgun, GameSpot, and Game Informer describes the title as a choice-filled and minimalist experience. Outlets emphasize the game's premise, noting the inclusion of a vampiric ruling class within a 1997 setting.

The developer has confirmed that Vampirium: 1997 will launch into Steam early access. Coverage does not yet specify a release date for the early access launch.

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Who is the developer of Vampirium: 1997?

The game is developed by Bithell Games.

What is the premise of the game?

Players act as an assassin serving Dracula, who is the King of England in an alternate 1997 setting.

When will the game be available?

Bithell Games plans to launch the title into Steam early access, though a specific date has not been announced.

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