Dracula resurrection game series series#

Dracula: Resurrection seems deliberately designed as a part of a series rather than as a game that is meant to stand on its own, as even when you do complete the story, it mostly seems like the plot is setting up for a future conflict with Dracula. Despite the title billing this as DraculaвЂ™s resurrection, itвЂ™s never explained how he came back to life, he just appears during the plot and oddly enough, he isnвЂ™t truly dealt with in the story either. The path to DraculaвЂ™s castle is treacherous, with many things standing in your way as you play JonathanвЂ™s part in what little story there is to this point and click adventure game.

Several years after DraculaвЂ™s defeat, Mina Harker, who was once the vampireвЂ™s thrall, finds herself compelled to go to his castle in Transylvania, her husband Jonathan heading out to try and save her before the mysteriously resurrected vampire can enslave her mind once more. With so many games happily changing the character to fit their game world, it comes as a shock that Dracula: Resurrection not only begins with a faithful reproduction of the final scene of the book as its opening cutscene, but it also tries to serve as a direct sequel to the events of the original Dracula story.

While many video games feature the legendary vampire Count Dracula, very few depictions of him position him as the same exact character we first met back in Bram StokerвЂ™s novel.

Dracula resurrection game series