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A minimalistic atmospheric marvel about Dracula, June 5, 2017Scott Adams created many games in a short time, but the Count is one of the most famous. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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The Best of the Scott Adams Games, August 11, 2010by Xervosh (San Jose, Northern California) Yes, this is definitely the best of the Scott Adams games (also the very first IF game I ever played, which I played shortly after it first came out - I'm turning 40 next month, and you pretty much have to be about my age to be able to say that). Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
- Pete Gardner (Vancouver, Canada), January 10, 2010 - Ken Hubbard (Ohio), December 23, 2009 - Nathan (Utah), October 26, 2008 - Zoltar, June 22, 2008 - Miron (Berlin, Germany), December 11, 2007 Baf's GuideOne of the better Scott Adams efforts. Count Dracula is stalking you, and you need to fend him off while you're assembling the requisite tools to defeat him. Requires long-range planning in a way that almost guarantees you'll have to replay, but it's a minor sin since the game is relatively short (and it also makes the game feel more complex and involved). One of the most interesting features is that the game is spread over three nights (and you need to avoid getting attacked when you fall asleep the first two nights); your dreams, though they flash by too quickly for you to really see, point to something significant that you discover later in the game. Most of the vampire cliches surface at one point or another, but Adams has fun with some of them as well, and generally it's pretty good considering the limited medium. Two-word parser. -- Duncan Stevens
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