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Fien · 01-11-2009, 06:56 AM

Andrea, I quite liked Dracula 3, in spite of the fiendish puzzles.

Very atsmospheric and creepy. But I got severely stuck with the gypsy woman and the walkthroughs were no help. I'd done everything they said I should do. It's probably some minor trigger thingy I missed, that's often the problem with extremely linear games. Same thing happened to me in The Lost Crown: day one refused to end. I love the Jonathan Boakes' games and was determined to play this one, so I restarted the game twice (gggrrrr...) and finally got past. But I didn't feel like going through that awful exercise in patience again with Dracula 3. I uninstalled the game and traded it.

I wasn't expecting a happy ending though.

Spoiler:
The priest was far too much attracted to that nice but weird woman.

01-11-2009, 06:56 AM	#77
Fien Senior female member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Holland Posts: 3,706	Andrea, I quite liked Dracula 3, in spite of the fiendish puzzles. Very atsmospheric and creepy. But I got severely stuck with the gypsy woman and the walkthroughs were no help. I'd done everything they said I should do. It's probably some minor trigger thingy I missed, that's often the problem with extremely linear games. Same thing happened to me in The Lost Crown: day one refused to end. I love the Jonathan Boakes' games and was determined to play this one, so I restarted the game twice (gggrrrr...) and finally got past. But I didn't feel like going through that awful exercise in patience again with Dracula 3. I uninstalled the game and traded it. I wasn't expecting a happy ending though. Spoiler: The priest was far too much attracted to that nice but weird woman.