Dracula: Love Kills
Release date: Oct 29, 2013
Developers: Waterlily Games
Publishers: Frogwares
Genres: Adventure, Casual
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, French, German, Russian

Buzz About the Game The Queen of Vampires emerges from the ashes of history, seeking to destroy the world of humans and rule over its ruins! No one, human or vampire, will stand in her way! Count Dracula awakens, weakened and stripped of his powers after years of healing from his last battle with Dr. Van Helsing. He can not face his evil rival, the Queen, on his own… To save the world, an uneasy alliance must be formed between the Prince of Darkness and his eternal enemy, Van Helsing. Will they overcome their hatred and stop the Queen? Or will this fragile alliance fail, condemning humanity to destruction? Only you can decide… Join the legendary vampire count and his faithful servant Igor as the join forces with Dr. Van Helsing in a horrific adventure inspired by the work of Bram Stoker. Travel the world in search of the Knights of the Order of the Dragon and attempt to thwart the terrible plans of the dark Queen! Game Features: Stunning artwork Dark atmosphere Incredible gameplay Beautiful Hidden Object scenes Multiple challenging puzzles Over 40 locations to explore Influence the gameplay and choose your own game ending Bonus gameplay Built in Strategy Guide Stunning Soundtrack and Other Multimedia Wonderful Wallpapers 

Press reviews: “It's heavy on story, atmosphere, and puzzles! Not a standard hidden object or casual adventure game, Dracula: Love Kills builds a bridge between genres and provides a puzzle-centric experience that plays less like a hidden object game and more like a puzzle game with a narrative. A good length from start to finish, plenty of things to unlock/achieve, a story you actually want to take part in, and puzzles built around a hidden object/adventure core, Dracula: Love Kills is an excellent addition to any casual gamer's library.” 4.4 out of 5 – Jayisgames “There's lots of top-notch hidden object searching, plenty of puzzle solving and finally, for once, a chance to play the bad guy as a really bad guy. That alone is almost worth the price of admission, and Dracula: Love Kills is definitely worth a look.” 4 out of 5 – Gamezebo “This game proves that a classic tale told with refreshing twists, diverse protagonists who play off each other's discrete personalities, a vast repository of thoughtful challenges, moral dilemmas yielding different outcomes, and impressive art and architecture will produce a winner irrespective of the format. It has both style and substance, and is worth playing at least a couple of times for all fans of vampires and/or casual adventure games.” AadventureGamers