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Platform
Nintendo DS
Genres
Simulation · Adventure
Player Perspective
Text
Developers
D3 Publisher
Publishers
D3 Publisher
Release date
January 29, 2009

Summary

Vampire Knight DS brings the gothic romance of the manga to the handheld, letting players step into the academy’s night‑shift and interact with its mysterious residents. The game leans into classic dating‑sim mechanics, using the stylus to choose dialogue, unlock events, and manage relationships with both human and vampire characters. Released by D3 Publisher in Japan in January 2009, the title makes full use of the DS dual screens—one for character portraits and stats, the other for narrative choices and mini‑games. Fans appreciate how the visual‑novel style captures the series’ dramatic tension while the handheld format adds a personal, interactive twist.

Storyline

In Vampire Knight DS, Yuki Cross’s earliest memory is a terrifying attack by a vampire that ends when the enigmatic Kaname Kuran—himself a vampire—rescues her. Ten years later she returns to Cross Academy, now serving as a guardian alongside the vampire hunter Zero Kiryu, tasked with keeping the secretive Day Class and Night Class apart.

The plot thickens when Yuki learns that Zero has spent the past four years battling his own slow transformation into a vampire, only to finally give in to the curse. His struggle becomes a central thread as Yuki grapples with his new blood‑thirst.

Determined, Yuki fights to help Zero control his hunger while also trying to piece together her own fragmented memories. Throughout, she suspects that Kaname is withholding crucial information, adding a layer of intrigue to the academy’s hidden world.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Multiplayer

Game modes
Single