You are John Hacker, a common guy sent by a British property company to speak with 'Count Dráscula' about some lands. By chance you meet a gorgeous blond girl who is kidnapped by the Count himself, and you, John Hacker, set on a fun yet dangerous quest to rescue her.

An old Spanish 2D classic point & click style adventure with tons of humor and an easy interface.

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Theme: Vampires

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Animation leading	Miguel Angel Manrique
3D Animations	Alfredo Mosquera
Animation	Santiago Lancha Diego Mosquera Germán Yepes
Characters and cover design	Germán Yepes
Prelayouts	Diego Mosquera
Dialogues	Fernando Lancha Emilio de Paz
Music and songs	Emilio de Paz
Guitars	Pedro Salvador Enrique Arenas (Jimi)
Tchaikowsky's theme	Gabriel Mora
Mixes production	Diego Rubio
Sound technician	Juan Fernández
BSO recorded in	Jenny Records
Instructions book by	Luis Miguel Soto Alcachofa Soft team
Lead programmer	Emilio de Paz
2nd programmer	Santiago Lancha
Backgrounds	David Jaraiz
Animation	Juan Francisco González
Layouts	Carlos Varela
Production control	Julio Díez
Cover development	Miguel Santos
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Critics

Average score: 66% (based on 3 ratings)

Players

Average score: 2.8 out of 5 (based on 10 ratings with 1 reviews)

One of the earlier Spanish commercial adventure games, and one of my favourites

The Good
It isn't a technological wonder, but what the heck, it's just an old adventure game dating from 1996. The sprites are ok, the backgrounds too. The cartoony feel is always present on the game (but don't get fooled by that, the humour in this game is quite adult oriented) and some of the puzzles are real great, like one in special i liked a lot from the castle. The music included is digital and taken from the audio tracks of the game cd. The Spanish release also included voice acting (maybe the English one had it too), which wasn't great but just ok.

The Bad
Well, it was a bit short and when you reach the end you don't want the game to end, a pity it never had a sequel...

The Bottom Line
If you wanna have a good time at the old puzzle solving style you will enjoy playing Drascula, maybe it's a bit hard to find nowadays, but if you find a copy, dont think twice and get it!

DOS · by Depth Lord (934) · 2004

Trivia

Freeware release

On September 6, 2008 the game was released as freeware on the ScummVM site (see related links section). The download version available has English, Spanish, German, French and Italian subtitles.