The game mechanics do a good job making it feel like a vampire vs. human scenario. The humans can only have success if they stick together in one place, forcing the vampires to hunt them down. 1v1, the vampires usually win, but the range of the humans allow them to provide better support. All the human classes are ranged and the vampires are all melee. In order for it to work, the vampire classes have methods of getting close quickly, which makes it seem like four vampires come out of nowhere.

I definitely recommend it. It is a team-based game, though. Unlike a games like CoD, you can't just go around killing people on your own. Even though I'm generally the free-for-all type, I still can't stop playing Nosgoth. Sometimes you end up with a suck team which isn't fun. Even if you're good, your kill-to-death ratio is very dependant on your team. If you're the type to obsess over that, you might not like it.

The game mechanics do a good job making it feel like a vampire vs. human scenario. The humans can only have success if they stick together in one place, forcing the vampires to hunt them down. 1v1, the vampires usually win, but the range of the humans allow them to provide better support. All the human classes are ranged and the vampires are all melee. In order for it to work, the vampire classes have methods of getting close quickly, which makes it seem like four vampires come out of nowhere. I definitely recommend it. It is a team-based game, though. Unlike a games like CoD, you can't just go around killing people on your own. Even though I'm generally the free-for-all type, I still can't stop playing Nosgoth. Sometimes you end up with a suck team which isn't fun. Even if you're good, your kill-to-death ratio is very dependant on your team. If you're the type to obsess over that, you might not like it.