Voltaire: The Vegan Vampire instal the last version for ipod

If you happen to have a few scraps of mouldy bread you can even feed the tentacled horror in the lake for rewards too. Crowberries found in the wilderness will help keep hunger locked up till lunch, and suspicious patches of earth can be dug up to find food, seed packets and materials. There are plenty of ways to keep that belly full though. Each of these activities depletes the hunger meter though, so you’ll need to make sure you have enough vegan snacks to complete your chores every day if you want to thrive.

Growing this greenery is pretty straightforward – first you need to plough a square of field, then plant a seed and finally water it daily until the magic happens. There’s a nice variety of crops on both sides, from filling veggies and stat boosting beans, to ranged attacking vines and piranha plants. You’ll need the food to keep your hunger down and prevent you from fainting, but if you don’t grow enough defensive plants then keeping enemies at bay at night will be tricky. There are two main types of plants to cultivate, food plants and plants that attack enemies. In the day you’ll spend your time planting crops in order to keep your hunger at bay, and to set up some defences for the evening. There are two sides to Voltaire the Vegan Vampire, the farming side and the home defending side. Unfortunately this idyllic life isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, because Dracula himself has ordered all the ghoulies of the night to destroy his home once the sun goes down.

The only way he’ll be able to live life the way he wants to is by going out into the middle of nowhere and growing his own grub, so with a little help from his uncles Frank and Stein that’s what he does. At least until Voltaire the Vegan Vampire came along that is.Īfter revealing his bloodless lifestyle choice to his siblings, our protagonist Voltaire has become public enemy number one in the vampire community. Outside of Wylde Flowers (a farming game that features vegan tags on the food you eat) I can’t really think of games with vegan representation. One thing we don’t see a lot in games are people with different diets, and with many games featuring food as consumable items you’d think it would come up more.

It’s absolutely wonderful to see different gamers represented in the games they play, but we still have a long way to go. We are thankfully living in an age where video games are starting to feature characters of all manner of sexual orientation, gender and race.

Voltaire: The Vegan Vampire instal the last version for ipod