We’re super excited for the release of Vampire: The Masquerade — Night Road on September 24th!
As a special offer, if you purchase Vampire: The Masquerade — Night Road by 11:59pm PDT on September 25th, you can email us a copy of the receipt and we will credit you the “Usurpers and Outcasts IAP,” featuring the options to play as Tremere or Caitiff, for free.
Experience Vampire: the Masquerade — Night Road as one of the Usurpers, vampires who have stolen the secrets of blood sorcery; or play as an Outcast, a vampire who has no clan—a condition that can be both an asset and a liability. But in the American Southwest, it’s every vampire for themselves—even a Usurper or an Outcast can make it here.
Just email your receipt—Steam, Apple, Amazon, Google, or webstore—to support AT choiceofgames DOT com and we will grant you a key.
Quite a few people have asked us how they get a receipt for various platforms. For me: anytime I buy something, the company sends me a receipt. Can I ask, do you or others on here not think of the email you receive when you buy something online as a receipt? If not, what do you call that? “Proof of purchase?” “Email purchase confirmation?”
A receipt can have a connotation of being a physical piece of paper; a lot of people don’t associate it with online proofs of purchase because the context of getting a receipt in a store is so ingrained.
Wait does this mean that besides the main price of the game there will also be in-app purchases on top of that which are necessary to get access to all the features?
Right. Which is why I was asking, okay if that’s not your “receipt” which is what I think of it as (an Amazon order, buying clothes from an online retailer, buying a game on the App Store) what do you call it.
Awesome! Can’t wait for the full release.
Kinda like this going to be the first of a series officially based on the world of Vampire - The Masquerade with different authors and perspective (this one the vampires, next one the humans and the third the higher inner class of vampires and their politics If I’m correct. Anyway I’m intrigued and eager to read more on how each will tell a different story )
Also I can’t forget the first COG game that got his story as close as possible based on the masquerade world rules: Choice of a Vampire love it is in progress and will be (probably) among the next month releases just in time for Halloween