Dráscula: The Vampire Strikes Back

Excellent oldie point'n click. This classical went under the radar, because of lack of advertising, but is considered beyond the best Spanish adventure games. This release on Steam is a luck to catch up. Colorful characters, funny dialogues, nice set up. You can count on 5 hours of playtime. Some enigmas are tricky, even vicious. Some technical advices : in he Scumm launch menu, change the options. You want to play it in 4:3 format. You can also use the subtitles option. If you want to restore a save point, don't do it from Scumm menu, but inside the game. Press F7 to restore a game. Press F10 to save the game.

CLASSIC.

Dráscula: The Vampire Strikes Back is a delightful trip down memory lane for me. I remember playing this charming point and click adventure as a kid, and it still holds a special place in my heart. The humor and pixel art style of the game are simply wonderful and evoke a sense of nostalgia that's hard to beat. While the puzzles in Dráscula may not be the most challenging, they are enjoyable and keep the game flowing smoothly. The short length of the adventure is perfect for a casual playthrough, making it a great choice for a relaxing gaming session. The voice acting, while not perfect, adds a quirky charm to the game. I did notice some flaws, especially in the last part where sentences were unexpectedly replaced with the Spanish dub. Thankfully, subtitles came to the rescue, allowing me to fully enjoy the experience. There were a few moments in the finale that felt a bit rushed, but overall, I had a fantastic time revisiting this classic title.

it just took me 30 years to finish this game, literaly

Muy buen juego un clasico. Super recomendable!

La mejor aventura hecha en España ever. Si no me la he jugado diez veces, no me la he jugado ninguna