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Vampire city.

How Its Level Progression Works

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Jonathan (the main character) can gain experience points by killing enemies and sucking the blood out of his victims. Before choosing to attack a victim, you can enter a menu to view critical information such as blood purity and their relations to other citizens in the city. The higher the victim’s blood purity, the more experience you’ll receive.

After you’ve amassed a good amount of experience, you can head back to a safe house and level up from there. There are also skill trees that will allow you to increase Jonathan’s strength or improve his stealth skills. It’s all up to your own personal preference and play style.


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