At The Sea of Madness Prologue vs Champy the Useless Vampire Usage & Stats

In the heart of 1930 Paris, the cobbled streets glow under the light lamps, the air is impregnated with the scent of coffee, grand boulevards are crowded with elegant Parisians, wrapped in their coats and covered in the fumes of their mouthpieces, as autumn draws ever closer. In this fascinating scenery, we interpret William Murdok, a private investigator of an elegant appearance and sometimes questionable ways, who moves with confidence and an unmatched determination among the Parisian streets of Montmartre and the alleys of Montparnasse. Murdok is known for his wit and his ability to solve the most intricate cases. He always wears an elegant hat and his lucky tie. One day, while browsing through his cases, he notices a letter from his ex-wife, Eva, a beautiful woman, once a model, now a journalist, a letter with bad news for our investigator. Murdok has to talk to her, but something doesn't add up… Play as William Murdok in an old school point-and-click graphic adventure, admire the scenery of Paris and all the cities he will visit in his first major adventure, dance between shadow and light, between the luxury of great salons and the misery of the streets, facing not only external dangers, but also the tormenting demons of his past. Amidst intrigue, shady deals and not-quite-human creatures, Murdok will face his most difficult case, where his own life and the lives of his loved ones will be in danger. If you want to live and immerse yourself in an alternate reality, very close to ours, and experience a great adventure made of pixels and horror, you can't miss At the Sea of Madness: the game inspired by the universe of the great H. P. Lovecraft.