You soon get a 2nd weapon slot so the depth of combat is considerable as you weave between the 2 weapons looking for synergies and balancing cooldowns. Learning to use each weapon is about the same as learning a new class in other RPGs, and has a lot in common with the weapon combat in Guild Wars 2.
Each weapon plays entirely differently with nuanced synergy between the 3 moves that takes practice and trips to the handy in game menus that describe each move as you find new weapons. There are several different weapons that each come with 3 moves bound to one of the face buttons a spamable normal attack and 2 specials with cooldowns. Dodge rolling around is important for avoiding damage while the single most important mechanic is weapon combat. Despite sharing many similarities with the hack and slash Diablo clone genre, the game leans far more towards pure action. What the game may lack in original art design is more than made up for by the gameplay. The enemies are more generic though, missing the more unique and outlandish designs. It takes place in a gothic steampunk setting that seems ripped straight from Van Helsing and could even be the same world. Victor Vran is a top down action rpg with more emphasis on tight action combat than rpg mechanics. On top of this you can pause the game at any time to access the inventory and switch equipment around not just weapons, but also consumables (like healing potions), … More
Highly recommended for any fan of action rpgs, and even fans of pure action, such as twin stick shooters or Ninja Gaiden/Devil May Cry.
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