The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing: Final Cut
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Grab your weapons and embark on an incredible adventure in the gothic-noir world of Borgovia, where mad science threatens the peace between monsters and mortals. Save the day with your charming companion, Lady Katarina (who happens to be a ghost). Explore the wilderness and the grim districts of a metropolis twisted by weird science, and don’t forget: you might never know who the real monsters are! The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing: Final Cut is the definite collection of three stand-alone episodes told as one continuous story, with six playable classes and a new endgame mode with a huge variety of open missions!
Main features
- Enter a memorable gothic-noir universe – Explore Borgovia, the land of monsters, magic and weird science.
- Over 50 hours gameplay in the campaign – Play through a refreshingly unique story, spiced up with wry humor and snappy dialogue.
- Specialists needed! – Choose from six playable classes, each of them a specialist of the monster-hunting profession. Defeat your foes with steel and gun, master the art of weird science or take control over the forces of magic and shadows.
- Huge variety of skills – The huge and complex skill tree, unique to each class, gives you a vast range of opportunities to make good use of your chosen class.
- Action-packed adventures – Fight fierce battles against supernatural foes with diverse skills and abilities.
- Rage system – You can charge up to three skill modifiers called PowerUps by spending Rage points collected from impressive feats.
- Lady Katarina – Use the special abilities and tailor the skills of your remarkable follower.
- Hunter’s Lair – Build and develop your hideout to stash collected loot, trade with non-playable characters, teleport between locations and forge new items.
- Tower defense mini-game – With enemies invading in waves, you have the opportunity to defend your Lair and other strategic locations with deployable traps and several upgradable functions to ward off evil.
- New level cap – Reach level 100 and evolve further in the endgame featuring a Glory system, rare items and two types of unique endgame currency.
- Scenarios – Play scenario maps with randomly generated terrains, monsters, objectives and special conditions.
- Never a dull day in Borgovia – Try the daily quests, challenges and weekly events that will give you new missions and long hours of entertainment after the campaign.
- Multiplayer – Become the greatest monster slayer of all time while playing in one of the cooperative or PvP multiplayer modes (4-player co-op mode, Touchdown, Arena or Battle Royal).
Game Discussion
Steam User 8
An enjoyable stress relief. Just shoot everything in sight without a care in the world. Seriously, this is an easy to play game with lots of variety between levels, good enough visuals and just fun to play.
Steam User 5
The Final Cut of Van Helsing - Masterpiece! It's a damn masterpiece! If you play with friends, it's even better! Great game, characters, world design, enemy design, mechanics, skill trees, endgame farming, music! This game has it all, and! If you played the separate games, this is one long continuation of the stand alone games, so the flow of the story is even better than before. I can't recommend this game enough, it's really a hidden gem at a great price and the game plays better than ever!
It's basically Diablo, but better in all aspects and a lot more fun without the need to purchase microtransactions. That's a win-win in my books!
Steam User 6
A decent enough ARPG but it feels (and looks) pretty old now. I played through solo in offline mode as it no longer connects to online play, meaning there is no way to play co-op.
The story isn't great, I expected a game called Van Helsing to be about vampires but it isn't. It's set in a steampunky weird-science meets machine world, and the story feels like it's all over the place until the last few chapters. The tower defence mini games were fun for a few rounds but they got a little repetitive.
I didn't really like the skill tree, I never felt super powerful, even at endgame... maybe I picked a bad build but i'm not sure.
Pick Van Helsing up if you have an arpg itch and have exhausted other options. I paid approx £5 in the sale, and I wouldn't pay anymore for this game. It's not awful, but it's not great either.
Steam User 4
This is a fun ARPG. It's now offline only, so don't be like the dork negatively reviewing the game because he didn't read and stared at a login screen for too long.
This isn't as good Grim Dawn or PoE but it's still a fun time. There are quite a few classes that are all unique
Steam User 6
This is a really good Diablo-like game. Not as good as Grim Dawn or Torchlight 2 but still fine..
It combine 3 games into one, with tons of different levels and ennemies.
The game is quite simple (maybe too simple?), you can play it with your mouse only.
The gameplay is extremely satisfying apart from a major flaw: there is some kind of auto-aiming that cannot be turned off. Not a huge problem, but the game would have been much better with a true aiming system.
Another flaw is the skill tree: it is really basic and does the job, unfortunately most skills are kinda useless.
The game is also way too easy with the default "normal" mode. I'd recommend to start with the "hard" difficulty
Game is not too short neither too long. It should take you 16-30 hours to go through its 11 chapters
The best part of the game is the humor and the many pop-culture references (Half Life, Alien...).
It's nice to have a Diablo-like game that doesnt take itself seriously!
Not worth the full price though, I'd say get this when it's on sale!
The game can be played on the Steam Deck, however I wouldnt recommend it.
The texts and UI elements and are way small on the Deck screen.
Steam User 4
While the game is a bit rough on the edges the game still managed pull me in with its interesting game mechanics, characters, world and plot. While I do have some mixed feelings with some of the changes made to the original trilogy in final cut I do feel that this is the best way to experience the trilogy as the game fixes many issues from the original games.
What I liked the most was the power-up system which allows player to spend rage to boost up the next attack with various effects. This can make some of the games channeled skills and fire-and-forget/summon a lot more powerful and make some single target skills apply huge debuffs etc. Having constant ghost companion that you can use to distract enemies, provide support from afar or just provide passive buffs was also interesting idea.
What I disliked the most was the enemy level scaling and lack of build variety due to some of the skills being close to useless on higher difficulties. With the rate one gains level on difficulties like fearless it can be really hard to keep up with the gear requirements as enemies keep getting more and more health. Many AOE and multi-hit skills have hidden modifiers that reduce the amount of damage the skill gains from flat damage bonuses which are arguable the best source of damage in the game. Also lack of interesting endgame content gives players very little reason to grind for gear and levels in the adventure mode. Fortunately the campaign is fairly long and pretty good even if tad repetitive.
Steam User 5
Not exactly hack and slash arpg type games fan, but I enjoyed my playthrough. World style, enemy design, music is good. Cant say much about story outside it exists and it`s decent, but you shouldn`t expect any mindblowing twists. Game also has adventure map, which basically means endless grid, while reusing same old maps from story, quite fast became a slog. You can also grab a friend for coop run.
Overall decent game, especially if taken on a sale( Like I did ). If you like this type of games, then you will most likely enjoy your first playthrough, after that? Ehh.