Bloodcrave

A vampire vigilante pulls a young engineer out of certain death, and that one rescue drags him into a shadow war against the creatures actually running Newport. The city's surveillance state has vampires on the back foot, but the deeper threat turns out to be the vampire lords' influence, which gets more seductive the closer he gets to them.

The setup gives you a real choice, not just a moral slider: stay loyal to Chloe and her crew, defect to the powers pulling strings from the dark, or decide the city's throne is sitting empty and try to take it for yourself. Between those options sits a growing web of coworkers, teammates, and rivals whose loyalties shift depending on how you play the engineer's days, and nights.

Day to day, you're managing routines, relationships, and temptation as much as fighting anything outright, with the corruption angle running through both the plot and the people around you. Expect the usual dating-sim rhythm of mornings, work, and evenings spent choosing who to trust, dressed up in a neon vampire city rather than a school hallway.