Release Date: April 6, 1991
The main character of the game is Count Frederick Valdemar, whose magnificent residence was suddenly attacked by hordes of undead monsters. A player who plays the role of the would-be vampire and ghostly conqueror has to wade through several huge boards and curb the evil that desires only one - his death.
To complete one of the six prepared by the authors of the game stages, you need to get the required number of skulls (if you need them at the top of the screen). Initially, this is not particularly difficult, but the farther you go, the more you need to strain your brain. Skulls are hidden in various places, which are usually reached by a very complicated road. It might seem that only six levels are not much for a platformer, but nothing more wrong - they are simply huge (in total there are about six hundred screens in the game). After ing each of them we get a , thanks to which after losing all "live" we will not have to start constantly from the beginning. The game is relatively difficult, our hero doesn't have any "energy" and dies on first with the enemy.
From the visual side the game looks extremely solid, even though it is realized in low resolution, using only sixteen colors. Enemy characters are well animated, and there are so many of them that you won't fall into monotony when you play. The gameplay is accompanied by decently realized sound effects and music stylized on the atmosphere of a horror movie.
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Platforms:
PC Windows
Developer: Astral Software
Publisher: Millenium
Age restrictions: 16+
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