Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York

Three clan perspectives, branching dialogue, and the conflict between Camarilla and Anarchs give Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York its narrative pull. At Kinguin, it costs ≈ $0.58, matching the site's tracked historical low. That makes this a fitting opportunity if you want a solo story shaped by choices and are curious to revisit events from more than one perspective. At $2.99 from Kinguin, Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York is at its tracked historical low; 74% of 2,283 Steam reviews are positive.

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74%Steam Reviews2.3K reviews70Metacritic/10070OpenCritic/100

Released: Dec 11, 2019

Visual Novel · Indie · Vampires · Interactive Fiction · Story Rich

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01About Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York

Enter New York as a newly fledged vampire, caught between the Camarilla and the Anarchs. Choose one of three characters and shape the narrative through dialogue and decisions. Steam player reviews: 74% positive from 2,283 reviews. Interface languages: Simplified Chinese, English, French, Portuguese-Brazil, Russian, Italian, Spanish, and German. Released December 11, 2019.

Credits

Developer

Draw Distance

Publisher

Dear Villagers

Steam player reviews

74%positiveMostly Positive2,283 Steam reviews

Lowest recorded in 36 months

$0.652026-07-30 · KinguinBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.

Language support

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Simplified Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
English	Yes	Yes	—
French	Yes	Yes	—

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Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Portuguese-Brazil	Yes	Yes	—
Russian	Yes	Yes	—
Italian	Yes	Yes	—
Spanish	Yes	Yes	—
German	Yes	Yes	—

Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-20

02Before you buy

Language

Steam PC supports English, German, and other interface languages; listed languages have subtitles, not full audio.

Play mode and controls

Playable solo, with full controller support on Steam PC.

03Frequently asked questions

What is the story about?

You play a newly fledged vampire in New York amid the power struggle between the Camarilla and the Anarchs.

Who can I play?

Choose one of three predefined characters: Ventrue, Toreador, or Brujah. Clan and character shape powers, dialogue, and perspective.

Does one playthrough cover the whole story?

No. Choices and clan shape branching events, and one playthrough does not reveal everything.

Popular Steam reviews

Native-language selection · 10 reviews

Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.

RecommendedSteam player

12/11/2019

Buy this on a deep sale. Whilst I enjoyed it and it thoroughly captures the essence of what makes VTM such a fun setting, it's also very short and ends abruptly. A couple glitches here and there like a name and portrait appearing when that person isn't talking, there's also instances of disciplines that my character doesn't have being available to use. The ending is very bad. It's almost not an ending and it happens just as the story starts to ramp up, prior to that everything is setup and exposition. I feel like you'll only enjoy this if you love Vampire the Masquerade.Show moreShow less

4.1 hours at review174 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

12/12/2019

Edit Dec 16th, 2019: This review was written before the developers clarified some of the previously grand statements made in the game's description. Though the nature of my review remains unchanged, I appreciate that future customers will have an easier time making the decision to buy or not buy. Kudos. At time of writing I've finished my first playthrough and am...underwhelmed. The Steam tags should really allow you to emphasize one over the others, because this one would have a great big VISUAL NOVEL with not much else from the other tags. What do I mean? Your ability to affect the story is INCREDIBLY limited, and I have a suspicious you literally cannot affect it at all. All answers seem to lead to the same results, and on at least one occasion I responded to a character and they answered as if I had chosen a completely different line. Characters call you unco-operative even if you weren't, and this feels much less like a story the player can affect and much more like a story the player just reads through. The Adelaide story in particular IMMEDIATELY railroads the player once they make nearly any choice, and is incredibly frustrating. There is also very little feedback about the use of your characters Disciplines, and you frequently seem able to make use of Disciplines that aren't even normally available to your Clan of choice. At least once I attempted to Dominate someone and the game behaved as though nothing had happened, and one several occasions I was able to use Auspex (My Clan has Fortitude, Dominate and Presence). All of this leads me to believe the game is pretending to be deeper than it really is. It's not bad, and if you enjoy the visual novel games I suspect this will be right up your alley. But it is much, much shallower than advertised, leading to moments of genuine fun surrounded by frustration and railroading. And the non-ending was insulting.Show moreShow less

4.7 hours at review237 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

01/24/2020

So reading the other reviews i can say everyone's criticism is valid in both the good and the bad. Coteries of New York does an incredible job of exploring the universe of the World of Darkness. the atmosphere, the characters and the world are all well written and interesting from the vampire politics to the personal stories of the characters. However this same strength highlights one of its biggest weaknesses. This story is unfinished, which is weird because many of the side stories within the game are complete and enjoyable from beginning to end. Unfortunately it is the Main story itself that has problems, while all the side stories have satisfying ends the main story in my opinion feels like the set up to a much larger story and the thing is, i want to continue this story because what it set up is actually very interesting and has some great potential. As someone has said here if this was "Coteries of New York Chapter 1" i think many of these reviews would be different and i even believe many of them would be a lot more excited. I also see people critiquing how your choices don't matter and honestly coming from someone who's played multiple visual novels i can definitely say this isn't uncommon, but thats still not an excuse. This alone might be a deal breaker for some but personally I enjoyed the story regardless. Still until we can get confirmation on if this story will continue you might want to leave this one alone if you don't like cliffhangers, but I will say the characters, side stories, and overall execution of the atmosphere makes the game worth it to anyone who loves the WoD universe or even to anyone who needs something to tide them over until Bloodlines 2 releases. Its a flawed game but still a worthy one.Show moreShow less

11.9 hours at review167 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

12/26/2019

At first I loved this game, I love the world, the lore, but it quickly became apparent that the choices you make in this game has ZERO impact on the story... Three different characters to play as, the only thing different is the starting cutscenes, I played it through two times, the same lines, same paragraphs of speech no matter your choice. You can kill everyone, not kill anyone, be polite, be an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥... Doesn't make a different, besides 1 paragraph of flavour text right after, and then BAM back to the linear story... So disappointed.Show moreShow less

7.9 hours at review171 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

12/31/2019

As a person who worked on V:TM back in the 2/3e era, I can say I really enjoyed this game, even if I haven't been a fan of 5e's initial output. It's weird playing the Camarilla in New York, as in my head, it's Sabbat Central and always will be, but this was a fantastic visual novel that captures the true essence of V:TM. What's nice is that there are three playable characters, each with their own stories, even if the bulk of the game's plot is the same across all three characters. There is plenty of replay value (but only three possible endings, two of which are extremely early in the game) as you only have a fortnight to explore before the endgame, and there is no way to complete all the subquests for kine and Kindred alike. The ending is abrupt and if you're not truly versed in V:TM, it will probably seem like a let down, but it encaspulates what it means to be a childe wonderfully. Everyone is engaging in subterfuge and playing a long game for power via manipulation. Just because you are a PC in V:TM does not mean you are immune to it. In truth, it usually means you are the focus of it. So the ending is what it really is like in the World of Darkness, and if you've experienced otherwise, you probably had a Storyteller that simply didn't get the world background. EVERYONE is a pawn in the Jyhad. There are no exceptions, from the lowly fledgling to an ancient member of the Black hand or Inconnu. EVERYONE. As visual novels go, each playthrough is about 90 minutes. I 100%'d the achievements in five and a half hours across four playthroughs (six if you count the early on bad endings). The writing was solid, the characters were interesting and the game was a lot of fun. Yes, i wish there were multiple endings as a gamer, but as an old VTM writer, it makes sense. It doesn't matter which character you are, as there is no other way for things to turn out. It's like a published tabletop adventure. The players have some room to go off rails, but regardless of what clans your crew are playing, everything starts and ends the same. Here's hoping to see more.Show moreShow less

5.3 hours at review56 people found this helpful

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