Vampires Drink Blood Simulator - Feed & evolve vampires

Real Vampires: Drink Blood Simulator invites you to immerse yourself in the world of vampire drinking habits. Whether you prefer a classic bloody mary, tomato juice, or even a simulation of human blood, this app is designed for both men and women looking for a unique drinking experience.

The app features a variety of drinks to choose from, allowing you to role-play as an honorable vampire like Dracula. Frighten your friends by pretending to drink human blood cocktails and indulge in the thrill of eerie drink games on your phone. Embrace the humor in sipping on "bloody" beverages and playfully challenge perceptions with every cocktail you "consume."

Highlights of Real Vampires: Drink Blood Sim app include:

- A range of drinks suitable for both men and women

- Engaging drinking games on your mobile device

- Simulation of classic vampire drinks like bloody mary and tomato juice

- Interactive drink simulator for a realistic experience

- The opportunity to embody a dignified vampire or bloodsucker persona

- Enjoyable gameplay where you can pretend to drink cocktails

- Surprise and entertain your friends with vampire-themed drink challenges

- Prank others with scary drinking scenarios

- Imitation of human blood in spooky drink and cocktail options

Step into the shoes of a sophisticated vampire and dive into the world of cocktails and blood drinking games with Real Vampires: Drink Blood Simulator!

12 Fascinating Vampire Facts—Make Your Cos More Realitic

Vampires are an endless source of fascination, as they are immortal creatures. But how much do you really know about them? We’ve gathered 12 of the most fascinating vampire facts and theories to satisfy your thirst for knowledge. Keep reading to find out why vampires drink blood, how to kill a vampire, and much more!

1. Vampires Have Been Talked About for Hundreds of Years

The legend of the vampire has been around for centuries within a myriad of cultures. The earliest vampire history dates back to ancient Greece, whose civilization lasted from 1200 BCE to 323 BCE.  During this period, there were stories of people being attacked and drained of their bodily fluids (they took this as a sign of vampirism). While the modern vampire drinks the blood of its victim, these attacks definitely kick-started the history of vampires. 

2. Why Vampires Drink Blood

Vampires attack and drink blood to survive and, secondarily, for pleasure. This distinction may seem irrelevant, but not all vampires relish draining blood from living things (mostly humans). For vampires, blood drinking can be compared to humans consuming food and drinks; they need to drink the blood of the living to survive. In addition to blood, vampires commonly have been thought to consume other essences of the human body, including thoughts, saliva, and fluids exchanged during sexual activity. While all vampires need to suck blood, some depictions of vampires reject the idea of hurting or killing humans, so they drink the blood of animals.

3. How Vampires Manipulate the Mind

There are various abilities present in vampire myth, depending on the source. One of these powers is the consumption and/or manipulation of a victim’s thoughts. For example, in certain depictions, it’s believed that vampires are able to feel the emotions of their victims and essentially absorb their thoughts to varying degrees. Vampires may also be able to manipulate the thoughts of their victims through compulsion. This allows a vampire to look into a human’s eyes and change their memories and thoughts; often in popular media, vampires use compulsion to erase memories from their human victims. 

4. Why Vampires Are “Undead” 

Many of a vampire’s powers can exist simply because of the fact that they are no longer living human beings: they are supernatural creatures that are classified as the “undead.” As an undead figure, their everyday functionalities differ from those of living or dead beings, like sustenance requirements and forms of reproduction. 

5. How Vampires Reproduce 

The forms of reproduction that vampires engage in differ from that of living organisms. Creating more vampires can be helpful in increasing the size of a clan or coven. For example, a vampire can turn a mortal into another vampire by biting them and not draining them of their blood; this entails the transfer of vampire blood and/or venom to the human and the human living after the vampire finishes feeding, like in The Twilight Saga novels and films. Another way for vampires to turn humans into vampires is by killing a human who has vampire blood in their system and then drinking human blood once they awaken, which occurs in The Vampire Diaries television show and books. This process relies on a blood exchange and the death of the human with vampire blood in their veins. Once they awaken “in transition,” they must feed on human blood—essentially completing the cycle—or die. Vampires can also turn humans by drinking a majority of the human’s blood and then forcing them to drink vampire blood, like in Buffy the Vampire Slayer.  Lastly, some vampire folklore says that a human can be turned by a vampire bat.

6. How Dracula Became a Vampire

The most famous vampire in the genre, Count Dracula, from Bram Stoker’s Dracula, creates more vampires by biting humans (spreading his blood and venom), but the way he becomes the “original” vampire is up for debate. In the vampire novel Bram Stoker’s Dracula, it is assumed that Count Dracula uses his intensive knowledge from schooling and some “black magic” to make him immortal. In Francis Ford Coppola’s horror film, Dracula becomes a vampire in response to his wife’s denial into Heaven. Furthermore, his wife, Elisabeta, commits suicide, due to false reports of Dracula’s death in fighting as a soldier, so her soul is unable to remain pure and enter Heaven. Because of this, Dracula channels black magic and turns into a vampire out of undying love for his late wife. Using her damnation, he turns into a vampire to begin the vampire race in this universe. Black magic and suicide are the final two standard ways to become a vampire. In other horror films and television adaptations of Dracula, there is a backstory of another vampire starting the vampire race.

7. How to Kill or Harm a Vampire 

Vampire legend says the main ways to kill a vampire include a wooden stake through the heart, exposure to sunlight, decapitation, removal of the heart, and contact with fire. Vampires also have objects that hurt them and/or reduce their abilities. Vampires hate garlic, running water, and objects associated with Christianity such as holy water and crucifixes. It’s believed that vampires often need to be invited inside the place of residence of a human if the deed is in a human’s name. This adds both a layer of protection for humans to escape and a chance for a human to “consent” to the vampire entering their homes.

8. The Vampire Connection to “Vlad the Impaler” 

While the history of the vampire legend dates back to ancient Greece, the most famous vampire, Count Dracula, is actually loosely based off of Vlad III of Wallachia. The ancestors of Vlad III became honored into the Order of the Dragon, a noble warring family, which is where “Dracul” and “Drac” were derived, hence the modern vampire name Dracula. Vlad III was also known as “Vlad the Impaler,” partly from his fix for blood, and his tendency to impale his enemies to get rid of them. People believe that Vlad invited hundreds of boyars (Russians who were part of the old aristocracy at the highest rank) and stabbed them, leaving their dead bodies on stakes for others to view. This gruesome practice is one example of Vlad’s behavior that earned him the nickname “Vlad the Impaler.”  

9. The Vampire Disease: Porphyria 

Vampire-like behaviors are often associated with the rare, genetic blood disease porphyria. This group of illnesses refers to a buildup of porphyrin, which helps hemoglobin bring oxygen into the bloodstream. It causes a sallow appearance, sometimes a yellowing and stretching of the skin. Those with this illness also may have itchy or irritated skin, which makes them sensitive to sunlight and photographs. Urine may become dark brown or red. Lastly, people may develop madness over time, if symptoms are not managed properly. These symptoms led to porphyria becoming known as “the vampire disease.” 

10. Why Vampires Lack a Reflection

It’s a common belief that vampires don’t have a reflection due to their “soulless nature.” This is related to the perverse nature of vampires, in that they feed on human blood and resist human age and power constraints. Another explanation could be that vampires are demonic creatures that do not deserve to be looked at. Soulless creatures can be symbolic of non-stable entities, indicative of a vampire’s ability to shape-shift into and/or control bats, rats, wolves, etc.  

11. Beware of the Redhead

In medieval times, people with red hair were regarded as vampires. Similarly, in ancient Greece, people believed that redheads turned into vampires after death. The ancient Greeks burned the dead bodies of redheads before burial in order to prevent them from rising from the grave.

12. How to Properly Bury a Vampire

While it may be impossible to kill the undead, a vampire burial is the best way to ensure that a vampire is immobilized for as long as possible. Wooden stakes are often driven through a vampire’s chest in order to pin it to its coffin. Alternatively, a vampire can be buried face down with the hope that it will dig itself further into the Earth in the event that it should attempt to rise. Always stay strapped with holy water because you never know if a vampire is truly dead!

How to Drink Blood as a Vampire

Vampires prefer to drink blood directly from the living body of a victim, preferably one of their former race. The most efficient method of doing this is to use their prominent eye teeth to open a wound in a major blood vessel of their victim. In (demi)humans, major vessels are closest to the surface in the throat.

Blood Consumption

Blood Consumption, also referred to as Feeding, is the supernatural ability to sustain oneself through the consumption of the blood of the living.

This ability is possessed by Vampires, who depend on blood of the living for their survival. Vampires typically feed on blood by drinking it directly from the veins by ripping the skin with their fangs. However, blood is also consumed by drinking from blood bags or even glasses. Vampires can survive on both human blood and animal blood, though the consumption of animal blood will not sustain them for long and will eventually weaken the Vampire.

In order to become a Vampire, one must consume the blood of a Vampire and die while the blood is still in one's system. In order to survive and complete the transformation into a Vampire, one must then drink the blood of the living within a day after awakening.