This is a game called Cryofall, with better graphics and dressed up as "vampires". To keep you logging in and playing for hours every day, V Rising employs the "incentive" of automatically making your main structures degrade over time unless you log in, grind the crap out things to generate stacks and stacks of semi-rare loots so you can stock building inventories that tick down on a timer. This is a mechanic designed to trap people, and after a few days the fun will fade.

Other games are designed to REWARD people for logging in every day with login streak totals, rather than by PUNISHING you if you don't. It also doesn't take into account the real world. Going away for a week? Well your game just got screwed and you lost everything.

Graphically it looks very Lost Ark/Diablo, which is great, but the beauty of the presentation sadly doesn't compensate for the main problem, in that it's a massive time suck of grinding resources to get *slightly* better gear to grind *more resources*, rinse-repeat. Oh and you can't go outside for 1/3 of the game "day", making the process EVEN SLOWER.

Such a shame. Such a good premise, but these mechanics have appeared before, all in games that are designed to trap you. So why would anyone implement that?

The next step will be micro-transaction items to help remove the artificially unnecessary grind. Then you'll effectively be paying for a subscription as well as a full price game. Activision Blizzard would be proud of this level of predatory.