Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard from Vampire Survivors

Hello again, my fellow Vampire Survivors Crawlers, Death Parade is out now on all platforms. And of course, it’s free! We've added new places to crawl, new ways to build Combos, and several reasons to throw away perfectly good cards.Here's what's in the update:1 New Stage3 New Dungeons2 New Crawlers2 New Weapons + 1 Evolution + 1 Utility Card4 New Gems4 New Arcanas2 New RelicsYour feedback helped shape this update, so we appreciate your patience while we put it together. Now, you have more ways to manage your hand, put discarded cards to work, and push your Luck. We're looking forward to seeing what you do with them. Once you've unlocked the new Relics, you can toggle their effects on or off. All the new content is yours either way, so there's plenty to try with your old favourites.To jump into the post-game content, explore the world map after the final boss fight to find new dungeons, like Moongolow and Moongohigh.Due to the way Save Data upgrading currently works, players will be returned to The Village if they are mid-dungeon.As always, thank you for playing. We hope you enjoy the update!Mobile version out nowIn other news, Vampire Crawlers is now

Hello again, my fellow Vampire Survivors Crawlers, Marthello here, with some news.Vampire Crawlers is coming to mobileThat’s right, Vampire Crawlers is coming to iOS and Android on October 12 at 9:00 AM BST, which is much more specific than “2026.” Soon, you’ll be able to crawl dungeons, build Combos and become overpowered from the convenience of your phone.Now, back to Death Parade. This time, we’re looking at a new Mana card and taking a closer look at one of the new Arcanas.Karoma's ManaKaroma’s Mana is a new purple Mana card designed to keep your hand moving. At its base cost, it uses one Mana to Switch one card, then gives that Mana right back to you. It also introduces Adaptability, which changes the card’s cost to one more than the last card added to your Combo. The further your chain goes, the more carefully you’ll need to decide where Karoma’s Mana belongs. The new Adaptability Gem lets you add the effect to existing cards, too. Death Parade’s release date has already proven a little too adaptable, so from now on, we’re just keeping that effect in the deck.Chair GameEarlier, we revealed the names of Death Parade’s four new Arcanas and didn’t explain them. I’ve now bee

Hello again, my fellow Vampire Survivors Crawlers, It is I, Marthello, your very serious community manager.First things first. Development on the mobile version of Vampire Crawlers is going well, and it’s still planned for release in 2026. But on to Death Parade. Last time, we discussed throwing away cards on purpose. This time, we’re going to talk about the new stage and explain very little about why the patch is called Death Parade. A few spoilers ahead.Welcome to MoongolowSome of you already spotted it in the last post, so yes: Death Parade also adds Moongolow, a new challenge stage built around limited hands and discarding.On your first visit, the new Relic that caps how many cards you can hold will already be active, and Moongolow will guide you through some of what Death Parade has in store. If you complete the stage once, your future visits will play a little differently. You’ll also unlock the Relic as an optional toggle for Moongolow and every other stage.Future challenge stages will follow the same rule (and yes, there will be more). Beat the challenge and its new mechanic becomes an optional toggle everywhere. Turn it on, leave it off or use it to break the game in new w

Hello my fellow Vampire Survivors Crawlers, I’m Marthello, your new, very serious community manager. It’s nice to meet you all, but enough with the pleasantries. My first task is to deliver a very serious update: Death Parade is taking longer than expected. We’re sorry. Development is moving along, but rather than stay quiet until it’s finished, we thought we’d show you some of what’s on the way.Not all of it, obviously. That’s not how previews work.Discarding cards on purposeOur roadmap already mentioned that Death Parade would introduce limited hand sizes and discarding. The limit comes from a new Relic, NAME REDACTED, which caps how many cards you can hold. Simply giving you fewer cards wasn’t particularly interesting, so we’ve been adding new ways to manage exploit a smaller hand and started turning discarded cards into something you can build around. For example:Sir AmbrojoeSir Ambrojoe can Switch cards, discarding random cards from your hand and immediately drawing replacements. Whenever a card is discarded, he deals damage and adds Scavenger to a random red card still in your hand.Scavenger makes that card stronger for every card discarded during an encounter. The more you c