Vampire Huntress: Lament of the Sun

Vampire Huntress: Lament of the Sun

Genres:Adventure, Indie
Themes:Action, Fantasy
Story:Classic survival horror experience set in a dark gothic world. Play as Luna Ashcroft and explore an interconnected world filled with incomprehensible horrors, mind-bending puzzles and countless secrets. Are you ready to face the horrors of the night? LET THE HUNT BEGIN!
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