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Cabernet (Asian Import : Multi-Language) – Nintendo Switch

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BRAND NEW PLASTIC SEALED GAME. AVAILABLE FROM SUPPLIER. PLEASE ALLOW 15 – 25 BUSINESS DAYS FOR DELIVERY OR COLLECTION.

FOR SALE: Cabernet (Asian Import : Multi-Language) – Nintendo Switch.

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DESCRIPTION:
Liza becomes a vampire in a world inspired by nineteenth-century Eastern Europe and must decide how much of her humanity can remain. Explore a hidden society shaped by class conflict, political intrigue and corruption, meeting both supernatural figures and the humans who sustain them. Planning a feast requires understanding who may help the new vampire and who is being reduced to a source of blood. The narrative role-playing adventure connects physical transformation with moral change, making appetite a threat to empathy as well as survival. Each relationship and decision helps define whether Liza adapts without losing herself or accepts the horror of what she has become.

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