Matthew Mercer & Sarah Grayson Join Vampire Therapist

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Matthew Mercer and Sarah Grayson have been revealed as two of the voice cast joining Vampire Therapist in the game’s latest trailer.

Indie game developer and publisher Little Bat Games revealed new voice cast members that have joined their game, Vampire Therapist.  The two big names revealed this week were Matthew Mercer (Critical Role) and Sarah Grayson (Hades), along with newcomer Kylie Clark, and Cyrus Nemati. The news came with a new trailer for the cast reveal, which we have for you here, as the game is still on track to be released on July 18, 2024.

Vampire Therapist

Vampire Therapist is a narrative adventure in the vein (get it) of What We Do in the Shadows, the horror works of Mel Brooks, Monty Python, and Horrible Histories, where you play as a reformed bloodsucker helping other vampires find inner peace. Take on the role of Sam, a former rootin’, tootin’ Wild West gunslinger who escaped his day-to-day of murder and mayhem and realized, after a hundred years or so, that there’s a whole lot more to unlife than blood, lace, and leather. Dragging himself from the quagmire of the Old West, Sam teams up with a 3000-year-old vampire living in Europe who’s willing to show him the therapy ropes. Immerse yourself into this alternate world and meet your clients: self-hating vampires, agoraphobic social media addicts, supernatural narcissists, and victims of centuries-old capitalistic systems. You can’t fix the world, but maybe you can help other vampires accept it. That is, if you can accept yourself first.

Real Therapy Concepts: You’ll learn and apply real cognitive behavioral therapy concepts vetted by licensed therapists. By challenging client statements that contain “cognitive distortions,” you’ll help vampires see where their thoughts don’t match reality.
A Comedic Look Through History: Meet emotionally damaged vampires from ancient Greece, Renaissance Italy, Tudor England, and the Bronze Age.
Singular Voice Acting: Vampire Therapist is fully voiced, with many characters played by a single actor (Cyrus Nemati, Hades’ Ares, Dionysus, and Theseus). It promises to be a singular experience.
Unique Setting: Vampire Therapist merges cozy self-introspection with a dark European goth vibe. In fact, the whole thing takes above a goth club in Germany filled with willing necks to bite.
Minigames: Learn mindfulness meditation, safely and consensually bite sexy necks.

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