One of the bad things about Dracula: Origin is the game's hidden workings. This makes it feel a little like Perplex City cards, or the DS's Professor Leyton and the Curious Village. There is the usual collection of item-combination nonsense that can easily be solved by mindlessly dragging everything around until something happens, but Dracula: Origin has a pleasant bias towards logic puzzles and single-screen brain-teasers.
In the end, I settled on pointing out a good, a strange and two bad things about Dracula: Origin.Ī good thing are the puzzles.
When Reviewing This game, I'd toyed with the idea of a deconstruction of the point-and-click genre (from the point of view of a vampire) or a pencil drawing about how the game made me feel.
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