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Face zombies and fearsome monsters in this turn-based survival-horror roguelike as you seek the path to recover a valuable artifact. Unravel the history of Salento Valley and its downfall after a bioterrorist attack led by a secret cult involved with the powerful corporation Eugenesys Tech.
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Nostalgic, dark, raw and unpretentious.
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TheSixthAxisReuben MountMay 20269/10Vultures: Scavengers of Death masterfully brings together the survival horror and turn-based action genres, losing none of the foreboding feeling while dialling up the tension significantly. A handful of bugs do little to detract from the experience, so Vultures remains a triumph. A bloodied, tense, and foreboding one, but a triumph nonetheless.
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Capsule ComputersTravis BrunoMay 20268.5/10Vultures – Scavengers of Death blends tense survival horror with sharp turn‑based combat, thriving on exploration even if its story doesn’t fully take flight.
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ImpulsegamerMarc RiggJun 20263.9/5Ultimately, Vultures – Scavengers of Death is an interesting merge of turn-based tactical combat and classic survival horror. It evokes a bygone period in gaming that hits the nostalgic part of my brain just right, despite having little to do with that era mechanically.
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IGDB rating 7.8/10 from 1 ratings.
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