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In Fury of Dracula, a game of Gothic adventure, one player takes the role of Dracula while up to four others attempt to stop him by controlling Vampire hunters from the famous Bram Stoker novel. Dracula has returned, and is determined to control all of Europe by creating an undead empire of Vampires. Dracula uses a deck of location cards to secretly travel through Europe, leaving a trail of encounters and events for the hunters that chase him. Meanwhile, the hunters attempt to track and destroy Dracula using the limited information available to them - a task easier said than done when their prey has the power to change forms into a wolf or bat, and can even melt away into the mist when confronted. To save Europe and rid the world of Dracula's foul plague, the hunters must destroy Dracula before he earns enough victory points to win the game... will they have enough wit and bravery to defeat the dark count?
| Year | 2005 |
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| Designers | Kevin Wilson, Stephen Hand |
| Artists | Scott Nicely, Andrew Navaro, Anders Finér, Ed Bourelle |
| Publishers | Devir, Fantasy Flight Games, Heidelberger Spieleverlag, Smart Ltd, Delta Vision Publishing, Galakta, Ubik, Stratelibri |
| Players | 2–5 |
| Time | 120–180 min |
| Status | Previously owned |
| BGG Rating | 7.0 |
| Categories | Novel-based, Fighting, Horror, Adventure, Deduction |
| Mechanics | Dice Rolling, Team-Based Game, Variable Player Powers, Point to Point Movement, Hidden Movement, Secret Unit Deployment |
| BGG Rank | 899 |
| Complexity | 2.95 / 5 |
| Language | Extensive use of text - massive conversion needed to be playable |
| Date | Location | Duration | Qty | Players | Scores | Winner | |
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2006-01-24 | – | 1 | – | – | – |
My BGG Comment
One v all hidden movement game. According to my group Dracula (played by me) is massively overpowered and therefore it is a terrible game. Purged without too many regrets. Playing on the app also didn't do anything to make me regret not having it anymore.