I played the CD Rom version with friends, but I can no longer find my copy. I never got to play the DVD version. It would be great if we got a digital re-release for it. I really want this game. I haven't played it since the Sega CD version. I would love to see both the Sega and the DVD versions on here.
I'd love to see Dracula Unleashed on here! I remember playing it until nearly sunrise as a kid. Never got so addicted to a game. I played and beat this a long time ago would love to play it again and add my let's play to my Youtube channel. This was a good one. I own the remastered version that works on any DVD player. Would be nice to see it on GOG. Interesting adventure game. Sometimes "over acted" but really nice to play.
But it seems that their Internet site in down. I would like to see it available on GOG. Its great and atmospheric, but can be frustrating at times because you have to be at the right spot during the day to get clues.
I got it to run in DOS but it was terrible video streaming. Go for it Gog. I still got my strategy book. I would love to see this available on GOG. My brother and I used to play this when we were younger.
Now, the dawn of a new millennium approaches and an evil force is stalking the streets of London, draining victims of their blood and transforming innocent women into bloodthirsty vampiresses. With the aide of your brother's old friends, the survivors of Dracula's evil, you must uncover the identity of this new vampire and prevent him from transforming Annisette into his queen of the night.
Do not fail her, or she will personally rip your throat out. You begin the game in your room with nothing but the clothes on your back and the feeling that all is not right in the castle. To solve the sinister mystery, you must search the castle for clues and objects, such as a notebook, twine, or a crucifix, and talk to its various creepy inhabitants.
When the game jumps to a third-person view, there's a lot to explore, and the way you go about it is pretty clever, like climbing the outside castle walls to get into locked rooms. It takes brainpower to outwit Dracula. The Bram-ster sometimes gives you clues at key moments. You'll need to use your objects on other objects for desired effects. For example, use the tinderbox with the oil and the lantern to get a light. Take copious notes so the proper authorities believe that the Hickey King is really who you say he is.
The graphics and sounds will make your blood run cold-and in this case, that's good. The graphics are painted in sepiatoned washes that lend to the game's eerie feeling. Although blocky Lynx graphics are the norm, these are effectively done and the blockiness is barely noticeable. The music is hypnotic and sets a blood-sucking mood. If these things don't scare you, wait till you hear Jonathan's blood-curdling scream when you lose a life.
Dracula is, quite simply, the scariest RPG you'll ever play. Atari brings a frightening classic to the Lynx that is sure to send a chill down the spine of the most jaded gamer. Grab some garlic. Search icon An illustration of a magnifying glass. User icon An illustration of a person's head and chest. Sign up Log in. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book.
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