Battle through the longest night as Leila, the last member of The Vigil. Uncover the truth behind the eternal darkness, Leila's mysterious sister, and the eldritch horrors that stalk her in a world that has forgotten daylight.
Platforms
Switch PCGenres
Adventure Indie Platform Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action Horror
Languages: English and 8 more
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| Chinese (Simplified) | |||
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Media
Critic Reviews
Geeks Under Grace
By David KouryVigil: The Longest Night is an outstanding indie title for fans of challenging action platformers steeped in gothic horror.
SwitchRPG
By Evan BeeVigil is worth checking out if you’ve exhausted all other Soulslike options on the Nintendo Switch.
NintendoWorldReport
By Martin HollisDespite these issues, Vigil: The Longest Night absolutely holds its own, both in 2D adventure games, as well as in the glut of Souls-alikes that have emerged in recent years. It's fast, fun and rewarding to players who manage to overcome the initial similarities to FROM Software's series, and manages to carve its own unique take on the formula, with strong narrative and combat hooks to support it. If only those load times could let us get to the action sooner.
Forever Classic Games
By Alex McCumbersI really enjoyed my time with Vigil: The Longest Night, and I hope to further explore the secrets of this dark world. This game punches above its weight class and I think as the game is improved with patches and hopefully more DLC it will become a genre favorite.
Rice Digital
By Isaac ToddWhile I’ve played worse, Vigil: The Longest Night just has too many flaws for me to wholeheartedly recommend it. The visual style, despite the bad animations, is still pleasing, and you’re generally rewarded well for exploring. I just wish that the combat had more impact to it, especially the bosses.
