Vampir launches globally Oct. 27 on PC and mobile
Key takeaways
- Global expansion began October 27, 2026 on PC and mobile
- Available on Epic Games Store, official PC client, iOS and Android with cross-play
- Up to 1,100 Bloodshape and Mount Summon Tickets via a four-week mission event
- Originally launched Aug 2025 in South Korea and topped mobile grossing charts
Netmarble’s vampire MMORPG Vampir expanded into additional global markets on October 27, arriving on PC via the Epic Games Store and the game’s official PC client, alongside iOS and Android. The release includes cross-platform play and follows earlier regional rollouts in South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and Japan.
Vampir first launched in South Korea in August 2025, where it topped the grossing charts on both major mobile storefronts. Netmarble then opened the game in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau in March 2026, and in Japan in July. The title was developed by Netmarble Neo, a team that includes staff who previously worked on Lineage 2: Revolution and Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds.
The game leans into a gothic horror theme built around vampires, blood, desire, and destruction, with a story about characters enmeshed in conflicts over power, ambition, and survival. To mark the global expansion, Netmarble is running multiple launch events: a four-week mission event that hands out up to 1,100 Bloodshape and Mount Summon Tickets; daily login gifts including 100 million Gold, Rare Equipment, a Designated Heroic Mount Summon Ticket, and various upgrade materials; and level-based reward tracks. Players also get a 20% boost to EXP and Gold earnings, Cumulative Summon Missions for extra items when using summon tickets, and a Discord welcome coupon redeemable for character upgrade materials.
Why it matters
If you like cross-save convenience and a full slate of launch bonuses, Vampir’s global rollout gives new players a fast path to mounts, summons, and currency. The combination of cross-platform access and four weeks of mission rewards makes jumping in on PC or mobile a low-friction way to sample the game’s gothic systems this Halloween season.
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