評論

• gamedeal user

  May 31, 2014

  bad casual version without full content of the original version
• gamedeal user

  May 31, 2014

  Reiterating that this isn't the original version of the game - it's been watered down and rendered pretty much unplayable without following a walkthrough, as the gameplay is jumbled and event triggers are unclear. You'll find yourself tracking down tiny prerequisites you missed a lot. Kind of a hellish experience when dealing with such a linear game, especially considering it's imo one of the most enjoyable point and clicks I remember ever playing, plotwise. You'd be a lot better off tracking down a disk version of the game.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 2, 2014

  These version are horrible....dumbed down to the extreme....dont' buy the steam version...
• gamedeal user

  Sep 9, 2014

  This is a castrated version of the original, probably backported from the mobile. Nobody makes sense there, as 80% of the content is cut. Do yourself a favor and buy it elsewhere.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 18, 2022

  Again, just like part 1 and 2, this is not the complete game, but a butchered mobile port with most of the puzzles, among other things, cut for whatever reason. You can get the real Dracula 3 on gog.com. Why they do not simply offer both versions and clearly label them each as what they are but instead sell only this version here and the real game on gog is beyond me. The screenshots are from the full game, the reviews they quote are for the full game. But this is not the full game. To make this clear: the game you buy here is not the game described and advertised here by the images, the reviews or the text. You get a different game with, purposefully misleadingly, the same title. It's sad, too, because poorly done mobile port or not, this is. at its core, a pretty good game and a notable improvement over the previous two games in every way, especially the story and the voice overs which manage to keep things serious this time, even if not every actor hits the right tone. (The archaeologist talks like he's having trouble getting his Siri to play his house cleaning music list. The others are fine enough.) Since so much has been deleted from the game, it's somewhat short, but better than overstaying its welcome. It's only streamlined better by dropping the tons of unnecessary screens for just walking around. The previous two games had you click on move forward a dozen times on empty screens just to go through a tunnel and nonsense like that. It's also much fairer when it comes to finding items and other hotspots and the areas aren't so large, so while you do backtrack a lot, it never takes much time and you do not get lost. That being said, buy the game on gog if you want the real game. If for some reason, you actually want this version instead, you get a game that's still mostly functioning and tells its story more or less well - worse towards the end as that's where most stuff got cut - but be prepared to not know what to do next or why a few times since what originally would've led you there was cut out.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 27, 2014

  While this game started off promising as far as the look goes, I had a very hard time playing it. These games were known for being puzzle games. Well, they've removed the puzzles from this version. That means you're going along playing when suddenly you hit a snag because you have a feeling you're supposed to do something to progress. Except the thing you're supposed to do has been removed or - worse - half removed. I spent this entire game bumbling through almost-puzzles that made no sense. You better hope you don't get stuck on a "puzzle" because any walkthrough you find will be useless, since the "puzzle" you're working on will be some ramshackle version of the one from the full game. I was very excited to play this game, but was not excited to experience a game so hacked up and broken it's virtually unplayable.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 17, 2023

  This is the "remastered" version that has removed 95% of the puzzles from the original game. While this streamlines the gameplay, most puzzles end up even more obtuse than before. Many devolve into brute force trying of every inventory item. Since the puzzle removal allows you to keep mostly everything you pick up, this becomes tedious, as many items that should have been removed previously remain. The remaster also condenses all texts and illustrations into tiny, completely unreadable garbage, so good luck reading the clues you might need. The already hokey and convoluted story is reduced to bizarre time shifts and plot holes galore. I could go on ranting about how awful this game is, but the simple fact is that it absolutely cannot be completed without looking up a walkthrough. This is especially disturbing, as the original version also needed a walkthrough because the puzzles were elaborate affairs (many involving maths or ciphers.) Here, you'll be doing that footwork to discover what elements were broken by the vicious cutting of content. This game is an insult to point and click adventurers.
• nani^^

  Apr 25, 2023

  Marvelous. When you buy a game on Steam, you get a stripped-down version. If you get it dishonestly, you will be rewarded with a full version. Don't buy this game, I regret the time spent!
• gamedeal user

  Jun 10, 2018

  Awful version of this game. It's dumbed down and almost all the puzzles were removed. It has none of the great atmosphere of the original. Not sure who made the decision to mutilate the game like this, but they don't deserve your money.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 15, 2018

  I bought this game in the hopes of the nostalgia, however this cut mess of a game just doesn't live up to it's former self. I do not recommend Steams version of the 1st, 2nd or 3rd game, I'm sorry to say. GOG have the the originals, so much better, and so much more worth your money.