Vampir

VAMPIR: Netmarble's Vampire MMORPG, Pre-Registering for a Date the Store Guesses

What Netmarble Has Actually Announced

The game exists and is playable — just not here. Netmarble Neo's VAMPIR launched in South Korea in August 2025, expanded to Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau in March 2026 and to Japan in July, and on August 26, 2026 Netmarble opened global pre-registration on the App Store, Google Play, its brand site and the Epic Games Store for the Western release, with cross-platform play between phone and PC. The App Store pre-order page lists October 29, 2026 as the expected date, but Netmarble's announcement names no date, so the store's figure is the store's until the publisher says otherwise. The listing shows version 1.12.14 — the live Korean build — a 3.41 GB iOS download on iOS 15, an Android 11 floor, four languages and an 18+ rating. Until the global servers open, this page has no score, no pros and cons, and no specifications beyond the listing.

Five Classes, No Healers, and Blood as the Resource

The design is Netmarble's Lineage-style MMO with a vampire coat of paint and a few real changes. There are five classes — Bloodstained, Carnage, Akasha, Grim Reaper and Viper in the screenshots — and no healer among them: everyone deals damage and heals by drinking blood, which also buffs combat. Large-scale battles and territory wars between factions are the endgame. The description promises a world forged from blood, horror and sexuality, a safe upgrade system where losers of the reshuffling competitions still walk away with rewards, and an economy built on diamond farming fields and a crafting-and-trading resource called Trinity, stated plainly: free players grow by how hard they grind, paying players by how much they invest. Auto-progress dialogue and an auto-battle HUD appear in the screenshots. No Western outlet has reviewed the Korean or Japanese servers in the sources we checked, so the combat is described here, not judged.

Diamonds to $64.99, Packages to $209.99, Loot Boxes — Declared Before Launch

The pre-order listing already prices the economy. The App Store lists diamonds at 320 for $2.99 up to 7,200 for $64.99 and numbered Vampir Packages from $2.99 to $64.99; Google Play's range runs from $0.99 to $209.99; Apple flags Loot Boxes, and Google's card lists personal and financial info plus five other types collected, with device IDs shared with third parties. There is no advertising badge. The description's own line — paying players grow by how much they invest — is the honest version of the pay-to-progress model Netmarble's MMOs run on. The iOS build is 3.41 GB on iOS 15 or later; Android needs 11. Prices on a pre-order page are provisional and regional. When the Western servers open, this page gets the buttons, a full review of how the economy treats a free player, and a score; there is nothing to score in a game you cannot yet log into.