The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II
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In Van Helsing III, the civil war is over in Borgovia, but the future looks grim. The city of weird science is in ruins, squabbling factions and criminals fight for power and a strange cult prophesizes the coming of “The end of times.” And they might be just right: A wave of uncanny events shakes the land, and it’s all connected to a mysterious creature, a former ally turned into a fearful arch-villain. Which means that Van Helsing will do what he does best: He wields weapons, prepares his deadly tricks, and hunts down the most dangerous monster who has ever lived… and this time it’s personal. He’s prepared to do anything to achieve his goal, even to face the darkest secret about the birth of the modern Borgovia.
Steam User 5
The play style is like a better version of Diablo 3 & 4. This is part 3 of 3 and the game art is kinda gothic horror steam punk. The mythos follow more European legends and lore than Mesopotamian mythos and lore. Expect more things along the lines of vampires and other similar monsters. Characters from the first transfer to the second game and parts of your progress from number two will transfer to number three. For anyone who is into top down isometric rpgs i think Van Helsing 3 is certainly a very descent to great choice. It makes some quality of life changes, the game looks pretty good. I really do enjoy this game for sure. The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing III serves as a conclusion to the trilogy but falls short of the expectations set by its predecessors. While the game play mechanics remain intact, but still a bit uninspired, yet still very fun.
Steam User 2
The play style is like a better version of Diablo 3 & 4 part 3 of 3 and the game art is kinda gothic horror steam punk. The mythos follow more European legends and lore than mesopotamian mythos and lore. Expect more things along the lines of vampires and other similar monsters. Characters from the first transfer to the second game and parts of your progress from number two will transfer to number three.
Steam User 1
A very good and satisfying conclusion to the trilogy. Even though you can't transfer your saves from I/II to this one, there is no reason to play this before the first two. This game introduces six new classes (sort of a deconstruction of the three classes from the original two with some changes) and returns to a level cap of 30. Great campaign with tons of replayability, great environments, and hilariously stupid dialogue in the best way.
Steam User 0
My biggest complaint is that its WAY to easy, the other games were brutally difficult....however they were also super unballanced on every difficulty...but this one went on the complete opposite end
I will also say i dont like the simplified skill trees and seemingly having less options, but i do like that they made katerina a bit more tanky than the sneeze and shes dead health pool
The story is engaging enough but it felt like there was far less at stake than the previous 2, the final battle was pretty underhwelming but the side content and pop culture refrences were still on point
I recomend this game but at a disscount
Steam User 0
Fun graphics and action
Steam User 0
Loved the trilogy. Amongst them the first one has the most impact. However the other two are also continue the story well. You end up liking the characters and their banters. Gonna miss the games and I hope one day they make new ones. Recommended.
Steam User 0
This game is very fun. Definitely worth giving a try if you like isometric ARPGs.