The 5.6 incremental unofficial patch for Bloodlines is now available, and changes include bug fixes.
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Fans of the Troika title Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines have churned out another unofficial patch for the title. Patch v. 4.7 comes in two flavors, one that will update from version 4.6 and a cumulative patch containing all previous unofficial patches that installs directly over Troika's official 1.2 patch. Patch notes for v. 4.7 as well as tips and tricks for troubleshooting quirks are included after the break. You can access both patches on FileFront.
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Crimson Cow and Autumn Moon have released a patch for A Vampyre Story. This patch can be used for all versions of the game currently available: US, UK, France, Germany and downloaded versions.

The suggested installation path is the same as with the game. Selecting a different path will add "A Vampyre Story" after the selected path. Make sure to correct this, if you renamed the actual game directory.

Fixes:

Less "stuck" animations. If problem still occurs, restart game.
Removed two bugs (perfume and stadium) that could prevent further playing
Support for graphics cards without AA: if the game did not start on your system, select "Safe AA" during patch installation to set AA to 0.
Small bug fixes and tweaks
General troubleshooting:

Playing the game on systems that are below the minimum requirements, or have a lot of other programs running at the same time, might cause problems within the game. If you encounter anything unusual, make sure to restart the game after quitting any unneeded background tasks.
A Vampyre Story can be donwloaded digitally via GamersGate where the 3158MB download will cost you $29.99 or at your local retail store.

If you still have not played the demo, you can get it by hitting this link. For the patch, hit the badge below.
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GamingShogun writes, "The new point and click adventure game, in the style of the old LucasArts' classics, A Vampyre Story has shipped to retail stores in North America. The game was developed by Bill Tiller, who worked at LucasArts in designing The Curse of Monkey Island and The Dig. It features beautifully-rendered digital artwork..."
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Today marks the first release of "A Vampyre Story" in it's first territory. To mark the occassion, an official demo has been released, to allow everyone to get a sneak peek of the game.

In the demo, Mona and Froderick are in trouble: They are on the Vlad's Landing Graveyard and Picknick Grounds, looking for Mona's grave, in order to retreive some grave dirt that Mona needs to put in her coffin for travelling.
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French publisher, Focus Home Interactive has announced their latest PC title 'A Vampyre' story will be released in November, but no specific date just yet.
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2404 writes: "The Adventure Company has announced that it will be publishing "A Vampyre Story" in North America, an upcoming point-and-click adventure game by Autumn Moon.

"The classic point-and-click comic adventure is the brainchild of Bill Tiller, a veteran of the gaming industry, known for his award-winning work in Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, The Curse of Monkey Island, The Dig and Indiana Jones."
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Leading PC digital distribution platform GamersGate announced today that German publisher Crimson Cow has joined the growing list of publishers choosing the portal for their digital distribution.

The first titles to be released for download include The Abbey, scheduled for a March release, and eagerly awaited A Vampyre Story, scheduled for a May release.
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Massively: "The Vanguard test server is hopping with the release of additional classes for most races and a host of other new features including galleons, fishing and a games arena. The lore behind the updated classes is that some races have been trained by others in practices needed for war while others have taken it upon themselves to learn and adapt."
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When Vanguard launched, hopes were high that the game would be a breath of fresh air in the MMO market. Unfortunately, the game didn't meet the expectations of many gamers, who lamented its unfinished state and subsequently left. Sony Online Entertainment hasn't given up on Vanguard though, and they're now offering an incentive for players to return.
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