Champy the Useless Vampire

Each character has only a couple of lines of dialog, and the voice acting is as quirky as the rest of the game.

They listened to my feedback and fixed the issues faster than you can say "bloodsucker." After the updates, Champy's world came to life, and I was sucked into the story like a mosquito at a blood bank.

The graphics are very nice, and it's fun to notice some subtle bizarre details.

I was a little concerned with the dialogue in the cutscenes, the interactions between the characters felt very robotic, perhaps a bit forceful on the voice acting side (I wish the tone was more relaxed), and I didn't find them particularly funny, but luckily during gameplay, I still got a sense of playfulness from the main character, and I enjoyed the jokes with some of the puzzles.