Red Kiss Blends Cold War Intrigue and Vampire Desire in a Stylish Berlin RPG


Fellow Traveller and Wispfire took the stage at the PC Gaming Show 2026 to announce Red Kiss, a narrative‑driven RPG coming to PC via Steam.
Set in the final years of the Cold War, the game drops players into a Berlin soaked in paranoia, political tension and supernatural secrets.

Become Augur, a Newly Turned Vampire

Players step into the role of Augur, a fresh vampire with the rare ability to telepathically guide agents through Berlin’s underground rail network.
Not long after his transformation, Augur is recruited by a mysterious figure known only as Daddy, pulling him into a world where espionage and vampirism intertwine.

Bonds Written in Blood

Throughout the adventure, players will forge relationships with other vampires through:

  • Conversations
  • Quests
  • Blood ties

These connections unlock new abilities and deepen the emotional and political web surrounding Augur.
Every bond matters, and every choice shapes the network of alliances in Berlin’s shadowy underworld.

Berlin at the Edge of Collapse

Red Kiss draws heavily from the atmosphere of Cold War Berlin.
Expect:

  • Graffiti‑covered streets
  • Claustrophobic tunnels
  • A constant sense of surveillance
  • A city divided by ideology and haunted by secrets

It is a setting where danger comes from both human and supernatural forces.

Expressive Characters Powered by Live2D and Motion Capture

One of Red Kiss’s standout features is its character presentation.
The game combines Live2D animation with VTuber‑style motion capture, giving characters a level of expressiveness rarely seen in narrative RPGs.
Dialogues feel alive, intimate and charged with emotion.

A Stylish Vampire RPG With a Cold War Bite

Red Kiss promises a blend of espionage, supernatural politics and personal drama, wrapped in a striking visual style and set in one of history’s most tense eras.
It is shaping up to be a unique entry in the vampire genre, where telepathy, trust and temptation collide beneath Berlin’s divided skyline.

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