Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #45692 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Fantasy Flight Games
• Model: VA29
• Published on: 2006-02
• Dimensions: 12.00" h x 12.00" w x 3.00" l, 3.20 pounds

Manufacturer's Description
Fury of Dracula is a gothic board game of cunning, terror, and deduction. It is playable by 2-5 players in 2-4 hours. This re-design of the 1987 classic features streamlined mechanics and high-quality components, including finely-detailed plastic figures and durable cards and tokens decorated with atmospheric art.

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Customer Reviews

Get this or Dracula will be simply Furious.
Great game. It's a slow build because to rules take a while to get to grips with. You'll be constantly looking back at the rulebook the first few times,
but it somehow captures the gothic nature of the original story.

Hate and Loathing in Eastern Europe
I have not had good experiences with this game.

The basic concept is similar to that of Scotland Yard: 1 player runs around the board trying to avoid capture, whilst the other players try to find them. There are a few key differences. You have to kill the 'Robber' in this case. The robber is an near-immortal vampire. The robber can fight back. The robber can win if he bites a hunter enough times. One hunter starts the game with a bite.

The amount of fun you have with this game will depend absolutely, totally and completely on the personality of the player playing Dracula. Get someone who is fun, enjoys a challenge, not too competitive, not a sour loser and not smug power-gamer and you might start to have a good time. As long as you have a good team of hunters. Or you play it two player and play the hunters as a team. If one hunter decides to 'go it alone' or dominates the group or is a sheep that goes with the crowd, enjoyment may be bypassed as Drac constantly disappears towards Prussia in (yet another) cloud of bats.

'Frustrating' as a word to describe a 2 hour game of this interactive Sudoku puzzle doesn't quite reach my depth of feeling towards it. However, if you have a group of people that enjoy Scotland Yard and are looking for something more- this may very well be what you have been waiting for. Also if you have a bunch of children you are looking to keep amused in a team-building game for a couple of hours, this might be for you. I could see a group of teenage boys being reasonably amused by this as long as no one decides to take it too seriously. Maybe I have never found the right sort of people to play it with, but I can't really find much in it to keep me motivated to continue looking.