Guide Dracula in his quest to escape a man-hungry princess! With enchanting gameplay, a charming world to explore, and dozens of challenging levels to complete, Incredible Dracula: Chasing Love – Collector's Edition will take a big bite out of boredom!
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Incredible Dracula is the first time management game I've been compelled to rate poorly. Considering the high production quality, you'd think that's a pretty tough thing to pull off; but when it comes to the genre, it's ALL about the gameplay. The best titles are those that reward strategy and smart play, the worst will have you pulling your hair out from unending frustration. Unfortunately, Incredible Dracula: Chasing Love is most definitely the latter. There are a few things that a good time management game needs: responsive controls, the ability to chain tasks, and interesting level designs that allow for creative solutions. Then there's the tuning which should be tight, but not so tight that absolute perfection is needed to achieve your goal. This is where Dracula fails. Early on, getting 3 stars on Multit-Click Mode (which is basically Expert in every other game) becomes rage induc
As incredible as its title claims! Oftentimes, the first judgement players will make about a game is what its name is. Thus, when I heard of this game, called "Incredible Dracula: Chasing Love," I knew I had to play it. I expected a funny game and hoped for enjoyable gameplay. Much to my delight, it shot beyond both of those desires and kept me hooked for two days straight to finish all of the levels. Let me be upfront here: I have never played a resource manager game. I tend to be awful at real-time strategy games, and there is indeed a time limit for ranking purposes. Thank goodness it does not result in game overs, or I would have gotten frustrated with it. Instead, I found it a lot of fun to piece together how to best beat the levels and gather a ton of resources. This was my first experience with the genre, and I could not have asked for a better introduction. Pros: Hilarious dia
A fun and amusing resource and time management game with colorful detailed backgrounds. This game in places requires some well thought out strategy even in relaxed casual (not timed) mode. The biographies/profiles of the characters are worth the read. Storyline: Count Dracula decides to get modern and look for mate using an online dating system. Having found "the perfect one" he goes to meet her only to discover she is nothing like her online profile. (That should be of no surprise! LOL) However, the Princess has matrimony on her mind and chases after Dracula, who runs away from her. 45 levels in the main game, 15 levels in the bonus chapter, and 3 modes, normal timed, relaxed (not timed), and timed multi-click (This is where the player can click on as many items as are available forming an item pick up cue). What makes this game different for others is 1) interactive tabs for potions
Short version: 71% While Incredible Dracula has a lot of good ideas and mechanics for a time management game, it is difficult to completely enjoy it with all the idle time and subpar level design all around. Long version: Incredible Dracula: Chasing Love is an ambitious game. It falls into the more cartoonish Dracula depictions, where the count spends 45 levels trying to escape from a rather enthusiastic bride-to-be he met on an online dating service (plus 15 bonus levels where he tries to get his son to school somehow). Since the chose genre is time management, escaping in this case means using his zombie-like servants to clear the road ahead for him. This is achieved by collecting five resource types, which are then either used to remove obstacles, or to craft various potions and constructs (or whatever the level may come up with). Although this variety in mechanics shouldn’t make an
This game makes two design choices that are in direct opposition to each other. First, the time margins are very tight. Second, there's multi-layer crafting required (that is, you collect some stuff to make parts, that you then mix with other stuff, and then use). The time margins are far, far too unforgiving for you to be able to process the crafting needed. You end up having to heavily optimize and then memorize that optimization and if I wanted to do that I would just go play puzzle games.
Fun time management game. It has many different mechanics, cute story and nice music and graphics. It's not too difficult on normal difficulty, though sometimes having gold time requires a bit of effort. It also has some hidden object elements, only important for achievements. Good choice for this type of game.
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