Little Bat Games

Vampire Therapist

Guide vampires through centuries of emotional baggage, decades of delusions and the odd bout of self-loathing with real cognitive behavioral therapy concepts and become a Vampire Therapist! Even vampires need a shoulder to cry on when a neck to bite just won’t do.

Released: 18 July 2024
Developer: Little Bat Games
Publisher: Little Bat Games
Engine: Unity
Perspective: First person · Side view · Text
Age rating: PEGI 16 · ESRB M
Controller: Full controller support
Steam recommendations: 899
Platforms: Xbox Series X|S · PlayStation 4 · Linux · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 5 · Mac · Xbox One · Nintendo Switch
Genres: Simulator · Adventure · Indie · Visual Novel
Estimated owners: 20,000–50,000 (est.)

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Player rating: 86
Critic rating: 6
Ratings counted: 94.2%
Steam reviews: 34
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Vampire Therapist

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Crossplay System requirements 8 GB RAM Download size 16.0 GB

Vampire Therapist

The story

Vampire Therapist is a narrative adventure in the vein (get it) of What We Do in the Shadows, the horror works of Mel Brooks, Monty Python, and Horrible Histories where you play as a reformed bloodsucker helping other vampires find inner peace. Take on the role of Sam, a former rootin’, tootin’ Wild West gunslinger who escaped his day-to-day of murder and mayhem and realized, after a hundred years or so, that there’s a whole lot more to unlife than blood, lace, and leather. Dragging himself from the quagmire of the Old West, Sam teams up with a 3000-year-old vampire living in Europe that’s willing to show him the therapy ropes.

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Single player

Themes

Horror
Comedy
Drama

Vampire Therapist

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Vampire Therapist

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Vampire Therapist

Reviews and languages

94.2% of 992 Steam reviews are positive. Valve labels that “Very Positive”.

1 languages in the interface, 1 of them with full voice acting. English is supported, with full voice acting.

Publisher's content notice

Vampire Therapist explores sensitive and potentially triggering topics in a historical context, such as war, abuse, sexual oppression, suicidal ideation, religion, and addiction. Discussions of these events may be uncomfortable or upsetting for some readers. Vampire Therapist does not take a dismissive or trivializing approach to these topics, but rather seeks to comment on them in a way that is engaging, thought-provoking, and often humorous as a way to process trauma. However, due to the sensitive nature of the topics covered, some readers may find the content difficult to process. If you have a history of trauma related to any of these topics, please approach Vampire Therapist with caution and take care of yourself. Naturally, a game about vampires will also involve blood and sexual themes (though nothing explicit is shown). Strong language is also present. If you have any personal concerns about the content of Vampire Therapist, we encourage you to seek the advice of a mental health professional or support group before playing.

Vampire Therapist