First, it sticks with the original Bram Stoker premise. It's back off to Transylvania, where the wolves bay, the cave walls sweat, every door creaks ominously, and the townspeople are as ugly as sin. From a first-person perspective, you move in slideshow fashion from point to point, first through the Transylvanian town, then a vast mine, and finally to Drac's castle. At each fixed point in a scene, you can scan and pan a full 360 degrees to find the various objects it takes to open doors, activate that mining car, dispense with an interfering townsman, etc.
Resurrection probably makes most sense as a beginner's adventure game.
The plotline is a straight shot to Drac's castle with few plot twists or surprises. The puzzles are equally unremarkable. All rights reserved.