Vampire Panic, an interesting mixture of action, adventure and stealth, takes gamers to a mysterious 19th century European city infested with vampires who hide among the unsuspecting people. As one of three brave vampire hunters, gamers embark on a mission to protect the city from these nocturnal predators. The gameplay and narrative evolve according to the dynamic cycle of day and night and change with the rhythm of time.

During the day, gamers travel around the city, communicating with its residents, unraveling secrets and collecting vital information and resources. But as dusk falls, the stakes increase and the real test begins. With the onset of darkness, vampires appear on the streets, roaming with particular ferocity, ready to sink their fangs into the disobedient. Armed with an arsenal of means – from stakes to garlic, from holy water to crosses – users enter into battle with the undead. However, brute force is not always the answer. Using a sophisticated stealth system, gamers can evade detection, avoiding unnecessary encounters in favor of strategic operations.

Moving in the shadows, gambling addicts use the environment to their advantage, hiding behind impenetrable foliage and makeshift barricades. In Vampire Panic, mastery of the art of disguise is of paramount importance. Moreover, understanding the vampire's heightened senses – sight, smell and hearing – is crucial. By manipulating these senses, users will be able to bypass their supernatural enemies, redirecting their attention through clever distractions or well-timed auditory cues.