‘Vampire Saga: Welcome to Hell Lock’ Out Now!

Alawar Entertainment, a leading developer and publisher of casual PC games, just announced the continuation of its fangtastic Vampire Saga series with Vampire Saga: Welcome to Hell Lock. Yay! I played and enjoyed the first in the series, Vampire Saga: Pandora’s Box, so I am pretty excited about this new addition.

Available now for PC, Vampire Saga 2 sells for only $6.99 and can be downloaded from alawar.com. There’s a free demo as well, offering an hour of gameplay. Check the synopsis and a few screenshots below.

“Welcome to Hill Lock, a place no one in their right mind would want to be. But then again, you’re not in your right mind. All you can remember are moments – speeding down twisted back roads on a motorcycle; a spectral figure soaring through the night air; a piercing pain on your neck; and darkness.

You preferred the darkness to what you now see. An abandoned town beckons you to explore its ravaged streets. Fire that reaches up through cracks in the earth threatens your life. And signs that something unnatural is stalking you have your nerves on edge. To survive, you’ll have to search for clues, gather useful items, and solve clever puzzles. If there’s a path that leads out of hell, you’ll find it, but only if you take the first step!”

Vampire Saga: Welcome to Hell Lock mixes puzzle and hidden object gameplay to spin a dark and thrilling supernatural tale.

Vampire Saga: Welcome to Hell Lock includes:

• 35 spine-chilling locations
• Dozens of hidden object scenes
• Countless puzzles and mini-games
• Dazzling graphic novel style cutscenes
• Hint system and optional gameplay tutorial

Screenshots:

I absolutely love point-and-click hidden object games and Vampire Saga is one of the better ones I have played. The graphics are gorgeous for such an inexpensive game and the story is perfect for any vampire fan. I highly suggest checking out both games – you can download the first one here.

Have any of you played Vampire Saga, if so, what did you think?

- Moonlight

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