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Vampire Rain: Altered Species reviewReviewed September 25, 2008Louis Bedigian says: "Vampire Rain is supposed to be something of a horror game. But all that it delivers is the horrifying sensation that you need to run. Not because of the imminent danger – vampires attack frequently, are hard to kill up close, and can slaughter you in less than three seconds – but because of how tired this game will make you feel." |
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