Diablo 4 players are leaving to play Vampire Survivors style game

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Halls of Torment caught my attention as soon as I saw it on the Steam storefront. It’s one of those survival games that perfectly captures what makes other ground-breaking titles such as Diablo 4 and Vampire Survivors great. Halls of Torment blends its cast of heroes with hordes of monsters to create a fast-paced bullet hell appealing to fans of Blizzard’s most recent ARPG. With overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam and countless hours of playtime available to those interested in it, Halls of Torment is one indie release you won’t want to miss.

I have loved Vampire Survivors ever since it first gained traction on Steam, and it’s hard to really pinpoint why. However, I can tell that Halls of Torment carries that very mysterious quality that drew me to Poncle’s game, and I’m excited to lose another 100+ hours to an arcade-style experience. Fans of Blizzard’s own ARPG series are also finding enjoyment in Chasing Carrots’ indie title, with many flocking to Halls of Torment upon reaching the Diablo 4 endgame content.

The art is old-school and there is a large selection of diverse abilities, traits, and items, all enabling you to create interesting synergies. Halls of Torment also features a variety of bosses with unique mechanics and interactable environments to help you on your way as you fight to survive. Just like Vampire Survivors, the game also offers various characters to choose from, with each one having a different playstyle.

You can buy Halls of Torment right now on Steam here for just $4.99 / £4.29, making it quite a steal for the amount of content it’s packing. With multiple abilities, bosses, characters, environments, monsters, stages, traits, and quests, I know I’ll be set with content to get through after