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Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard from Vampire Survivors is a standalone Action TurboTurn™ game developed by poncle and Nosebleed Interactive. It is a dungeon crawler / deckbuilder / roguelite hybrid set in the Vampire Survivors universe. Released April 21, 2026 on Steam, Xbox (Game Pass Day One), PS5, and Nintendo Switch.

Vampire Crawlers is a completely standalone game. You do not need to own Vampire Survivors to play it. It is a separate purchase (£9.99 / $9.99) set in the same universe, featuring familiar characters and weapons but with entirely different gameplay mechanics.

Yes. Vampire Crawlers is available on Xbox Game Pass (Ultimate, PC Game Pass, and Cloud Gaming) from Day One of its April 21, 2026 release. It is also an Xbox Play Anywhere title — one purchase covers both Xbox Series S|X and PC via the Microsoft Store.

Yes — poncle officially confirmed that all demo progress carries over to the full game. This includes all Power-Ups purchased in the village, character unlocks achieved during the demo, and all gold earned. Your demo investment is not wasted.

The demo features 4 playable Crawlers: Antonio Belpaese, Imelda Belpaese, Poe Ratcho, and Arca Ladonna. The full release is confirmed to include additional characters beyond the demo roster. Antonio and Imelda are available from the start; Poe requires completing Mad Forest Floor 3, and Arca requires completing Inlaid Library Floor 2.

TurboTurn™ is poncle's name for the core combat mechanic in Vampire Crawlers. Unlike traditional turn-based card games where you wait for each card animation, TurboTurn™ lets you play cards back-to-back in rapid succession. The key feature is the Mana Chain: playing cards in ascending mana cost order (0→1→2→3) multiplies each subsequent card's damage by ×2, ×3, ×4, and ×5 respectively — enabling up to ×120 total multipliers in a single turn.

Wild Cards (marked with W cost) fill gaps in your Mana Chain without breaking the ascending order requirement. If you have a 0-cost and 2-cost card but no 1-cost card, playing a Wild Card between them preserves the chain. Most decks should run 2–3 Wild Cards for chain consistency. Wild Cards do not add their own multiplier — they simply maintain the sequence.

Evolutions transform a Base Card weapon into a stronger evolved form. You need: (1) the Base Card with an empty Gem Socket in your deck, (2) the specific Item Card ingredient in your deck simultaneously, and (3) access to a Gem Station inside the dungeon. Interact with the Gem Station when holding both cards to trigger the evolution. The evolved card inherits the Base Card's remaining Gem Slots.