Incredible Dracula: Chasing Love Collector's Edition

Since people no longer have natural predators to fear, we have invented imaginary ones to keep us on guard. Ghosts, monsters and vampires haunt our nightmares on a regular basis, and it doesn’t help that movies and video games keep bringing up the subject so often. However, we can still have fun with them, given the fact that they are just myths and legends.

Incredible Dracula: Chasing Love Collector's Edition is a time management game with a pretty basic premise, in the sense that the gameplay is quite straightforward. You mainly just have to clear the paths and gather resources, although there is always one special objective to look out for. This repetition can get boring after a while, especially when it takes you ten minutes to reach an object.

The story revolves around the well-known vampire count, Dracula. He decides to make an account on a dating site one day, in order to escape his perpetual loneliness. A cute girl responds to his ad, but it turns out that she used a fake picture and she looks completely different in real life. Naturally, Dracula tries to back out of the deal, only to realize that the girl is a bit crazy on top of it all as well.

As mentioned before, your main task is to clear the path and escape from various places before the self-titled girlfriend gets to you. Dracula has a few zombies under his command, and they are the ones that complete your orders. In short, you have to collect food, stone and wood from around the map, which is then used to repair the roads and various other buildings that can help you along the way.

Special missions are part of the deal too, but they are not very different when it comes to gameplay. Sure, you’ll sometimes need to pay a troll to cut down a tree and make a bridge over the river, but your only interaction in that case is to click on the troll when you have enough resources. Hence, it’s all the same from start to finish, with barely any variety to make up for it.

Incredible Dracula: Chasing Love Collector's Edition has its fair share of flaws, but you should be accustomed to them by now if you are a fan of the genre. At least every level is different and you have plenty to look at while your zombies run around the map.