Victor Vran and his sweet, buckle-centric outfits first came into our lives in early 2015 on PC. As is so often the case, console owners yearned for the chance to join their PC brethren in a bit of dungeon crawling, but it was not to be. At least, not until May 30th of this year, when the game hit both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Are you ready for the baddest buckled hat you've ever seen? I hope so, cause Victor Vran is making his console debut next week, and then a week later is continuing to slay monsters with his friend Lloyd Kaufman as he rocks out to some Motörhead in the Victor Vran: Overkill Edition. Publisher Wired Productions spent a little time showing off what you can expect when that drops on June 6.
Loved Victor Vran but wanted more, more, more? Never fear, Fractured Worlds is almost here! The recently announced expansion to the game is set to launch on PC, Xbox One, and PS4 by the end of the year, and it'll keep you crafting and exploring and dying for hours on end.
When last we checked in with Haemimont Games' aRPG, Victor Vran, we heard it would be coming to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One sometime this year. To add some icing to that particular slice of cake, the game will also be getting some new DLC that will be available for purchase for the PC version via Steam, or you can get everything in the "Victor Vran: Overkill Edition."
The moody isometric action-RPG Victor Vran is headed to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One sometime in the new year.
After brewing in the Early Access pot for a few months, co-op isometric action RPG Victor Vran has finally made its official release debut! Class-less character progression, dynamic difficulty, 400 unique challenges, a slammin' 20 hour story campaign, and co-op that supports four online players, with two player local co-op coming soon.
The latest footage of Victor Vran has now been shown, just as the game enters into Early Access on Steam. Developers of the Tropic series, Haemimont Games, have put together an exquisite RPG title that looks very similar to the that of The Adventures of Van Helsing and Diablo.
Haemimont Games is changing things up a bit. Instead of putting you in the shoes of an island overseer (slash dictator), they want you to tackle the hordes of undying evil in Victor Vran. The game looks equal parts Diablo and Torchlight, with players utilizing "destiny cards" and "demon powers" to customize their character.
