On another positive note, the game is very stable. I had no install problems or crashes of any kind. I ran it very successfully using my aging 4 MB Hercules Thriller card. Visually striking Visually, the game is a real treat, especially the character close-ups where you can see every broken blood vessel and pustule on their faces. The environments, although quite gloomy, are also well done and can be viewed in a full 360 degrees.
Movement can occur only in set directions, though.
There is not a lot of music in this game, aside from that which is played in the opening sequence. What there is, is haunting and fits the mood quite nicely. The sound effects, on the other hand, are abundant, irritating, misplaced and repetitive at times. In Dracula's castle, I ended up turning the sound down because I quickly tired of the 'squeaky chair', 'paper rustling' and 'screeching bats' sounds especially when I never sat on a squeaky chair, rustled paper or saw a bat. At times when I did expect to hear sounds, such as footsteps as I went up or down stairs, there was nothing.