Chaos Bleeds is the follow-up to the previous Buffy the Vampire Slayer.  The game begins with Buffy and crew having to stave off an onslaught of vampires at the Magic Box (the local magic shop where Buffy's operations are based). As the battle comes to an end, one vampire lets slip a threat of impending destruction. What ensues is a lengthy journey that pits Buffy and company against a number of familiar foes.
Buffy, Willow, Xander, Spike, Faith, and Sid are all playable in different sections of the game, though you don't get to choose which character to take through each section of a mission. The game simply switches control over to a different character depending on what the plot requires. In some instances characters will pair up in combat situations.
The one aspect of Chaos Bleeds that was really disappointing was the graphics. Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a pretty great looking game, but Chaos Bleeds looks awful.  Overall, I was pretty happy that I rented this game and didn't purchase it.
Chaos Bleeds is the follow-up to the previous Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The game begins with Buffy and crew having to stave off an onslaught of vampires at the Magic Box (the local magic shop where Buffy's operations are based). As the battle comes to an end, one vampire lets slip a threat of impending destruction. What ensues is a lengthy journey that pits Buffy and company against a number of familiar foes. Buffy, Willow, Xander, Spike, Faith, and Sid are all playable in different sections of the game, though you don't get to choose which character to take through each section of a mission. The game simply switches control over to a different character depending on what the plot requires. In some instances characters will pair up in combat situations. The one aspect of Chaos Bleeds that was really disappointing was the graphics. Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a pretty great looking game, but Chaos Bleeds looks awful. Overall, I was pretty happy that I rented this game and didn't purchase it.