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Is this game a masterpiece? No, but I just played through it and felt like recommending it. It is a small point and click adventure that you can finish in about two hours, I needed 113 minutes. The story is non-violent and easy to follow, the ideal game to play with your kid(s).

The game contains in-game hints, but the puzzles were logical and so I didn't need them. The puzzles are all object-based. Find an object, use it on the right spot (or item). Talk to everyone you meet, watch the visual clues. You cannot die or get in a dead end, the game is fully voiced and saves automatically. Your character moves a bit slowly, you cannot double click on an exit to speed up. Hotspots can be shown.

Conclusion:
Nice point and click adventure. May be a bit too short and easy for pros - but I enjoyed my time with it and would have even more enjoyed it with one of my kids when they were young. Unfortunately they are all adults, so I had to play alone.

Since I love vampires and cartoons, I had to try this one. Love it! Champy, pronounced with a French accent, is a young vampire, grandson to the famous old vampire.

As a last resort, Champy is called to help his grandfather regain his immortality. Some vampire hunters poisoned him and only the Holy Grail can rehabilitate the elder vampire. As such, we as Champy have to save the day! And our grandfather, of course!

PROS:
- Old cartoon vibe and wonderful characters design;
- Attention to details (Champy's way of walking and his cape);
- Simple story with easy to complicated puzzles;
- Inventory as a coffin (I like the animation when Champy is taking an item);
- Hint button and handy suggestions, if you get stuck.

CONS:
- Some dialogues can be repetitive;
- A double-click to skip scene or move faster would have been nice;
- No trading cards or achievements - Would have wanted some.

All in all, a must play for vampire lovers. A small gem with tiny bits of vampire lore spices.