$9.99Blood Code Vampires, mysteries and boys to court
An otome dating sim where you play an ordinary girl in a strange city, digging into her father's death while romancing knights and princes, gentle to inhospitable. You plan her weeks, build stats, date and gift your way to multiple endings, with nearly 40 CGs and a 10-track original soundtrack.
Is Blood Code worth it?
Blood Code is worth it if…
- you like visual novels where scheduling and stat-building shape romance routes
- you want an otome with knights, princes, and vampires to choose between
- you enjoy replaying for multiple endings and nearly 40 CGs
- you like stories mixing school life with murder mystery and magic
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Plan her week, earn his route
You run Leia's life one week at a time. You pick study, part-time work, or entertainment, then watch stats like magic and charm climb. High enough numbers open scenes, dates, and good endings; low ones lock you out.
It is a loop of classes, wages, phone calls, gifts, and dates. Pick your favorite first and commit, because trying to please everyone at once is how you end up qualified for no one.
Vampires, secrets, and boyfriends
You arrive alone to study, grieving a father you just learned died in an accident. Was it really an accident, who among old friends could be the killer, and what do the Holy See and the Bloodline want?
Answers come through male romantic paths, each with its own plot and ending. The cast runs from gentle and considerate to passionate and inhospitable, so tastes vary by design. You talk, choose, date, and send gifts to deepen one bond at a time, and your choices decide which ending you get.
What else should you know?
How do dates and gifts work?
Talking is only the start. You can invite boys on dates and send gifts to raise intimacy faster than conversation alone, which helps when a route asks for specific stats or affection before it opens the next scene.
What does the mystery involve?
Your father's accidental death, a possible murderer among former friends, plus the purpose of the Holy See, the secrets of the Bloodline, and a final boss to unmask. Each route reveals a different slice of it.
What do you get for finishing routes?
Multiple endings depend on your choices and stats, and progress is illustrated with hand-drawn CGs. The set is large enough that completionists have reason to replay every love interest.
How does it sound?
It has an original soundtrack of more than ten tracks, with light melodies that fit school days, dates, and late-night reveals.
