The newly-released vampire RPG brawler Bloodmasque is yet another game in the strange sub genre of iOS apps that think they are full-fledge, console-quality releases. You may already be familiar with other games in this niche including Infinity Blade, Rage, and the recently released Deus Ex: The Fall, but Bloodmasque is an even more ambitious experiment thanks in large part to its ability to actually put you in the game.
When you first embark Bloodmasque's dark adventure - which tasks you with ridding the world of vampires, while you yourself are partially afflicted with the condition - the game prompts you to take a photo of your own face to be used on the primary character. Getting the right lighting is key here, but if you manage t
