Vampire Survivors

Please share your money-making methods! I'm currently farming money in Badlands' Endless mode. Strategy guides often mention that paid DLC characters are good for farming, but since I don't have them, I'm grinding it out in the 'Po' with my golden disco ball 💪( ˙꒳˙💪)

I wanted to play Vampire Survivors again after a long time, so I switched from the mobile version to the Steam version. I remember defeating the Skeleton Bowl and getting items in the mobile version, but I'm struggling because I don't remember how I did it. I've unlocked all characters that can be unlocked with spells, but I've only been playing for less than a week, so I haven't been able to buy anything due to a lack of gold. I also haven't collected many Arcanas yet, only having Sarabande of Healing and Bacheca. Who did you all use to defeat the Skeleton Bowl? If you could, please tell me your recommended characters and weapons. m(*_ _)m By the way, I've only downloaded the two free DLCs.

I'm currently playing blind, without looking at any guides. This time, I'm trying the Gallo Tower stage for the first time! I attempted it with Scourge O'Neil (without the Golden Egg)... but when I stepped on the red magic circle at the starting point, a Shioban came out and instantly killed me, haha 💦 Reminding myself how tough it is without the Golden Egg~ I plan to play more to get back into the swing of things! 😆

I played Vampire Survivors for the first time in a while and couldn't stop, so I ended up pulling an all-nighter 🫩💦 Oops! It's already morning outside, but luckily I have some wiggle room today, so I'm off to bed now! Good morning & good night everyone 💤

I saw a post from someone else recently and reinstalled 'Vampire Survivors' after a long break! I used to play it a lot back in the day, unlocking everything, but at the time, the mobile version felt lacking compared to the PC version, so I quit. I'm happy to see that a lot of new content has been added since I last played! ☺️ I plan to dive back in and enjoy it thoroughly! 😆

What DLC should I buy? Please let me know in the comments!

After seeing the Vampire Survivors post, I felt like sharing my thoughts too 🤭 ・Song of Mana I like the song of the same name in the game, but I also like the equipment 🎶 At first, the sound waves only spread a little to the left and right, but as you upgrade it, they flow endlessly downwards like a waterfall, and spread outwards to the left and right like garlic, so I think it's more powerful than it looks. Personally, the best part is that you don't have to force yourself to evolve it... meaning you can use it without unnecessarily filling up your item slots 👍️ ・Runetracer It totally looks like the sub-weapon 'Homing ক্ষেপণাস্ত্র' from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, so I just call it Homing ক্ষেপণাস্ত্র lol At first, it seems weak with its random shots and bouncing projectiles, but as you upgrade it and increase things like projectile count, you get penetrating bullets that bounce around the screen infinitely ✨️ It seems like all the power-up item effects apply, so with spinach, of course, but also with cooldown reduction and area upgrades, it can become quite insane. This one is also great because it's strong even without evolving 👍️ I also like the starting whip, the cross, the Silver Wind, and many others, but I'll write about them again if I get the chance w

I started thinking, 'No attack button, just moving? How is that fun?', but I'm completely hooked. At first, I was just impressed by bouncing enemies away by throwing garlic, but the moment you collect specific items and your weapon 'evolves,' the world changes. The thrill of enemies on screen vanishing in an instant and the slot machine-like effects from treasure chests make my brain go wild. Supposedly, each run is capped at 30 minutes, but telling myself 'I've saved enough coins for a permanent upgrade,' or 'Let's try the new character,' I kept repeating 'just one more time…' and before I knew it, the sky was bright outside. It's a game where you can waste time most meaningfully.

I tried to play it yesterday on my day off but started today, and I can easily play for 2 hours. It's amazing because it's not just about defeating enemies and finishing; there are also various types of upgrades. Personally, once you get garlic, the charging bats just look like experience points.

Might have gotten the kanji wrong, but Since it's the evolution of Time Stop, it's naturally strong, right?