Incredible Dracula II: The Last Call Collector's Edition Reviews

[h2]Incredible Dracula II: The Last Call Collector's Edition[/h2] Has a total of [b]6[/b] trading cards.

There are 45 levels and an additional 15 bonus levels in this game. You can choose one of the three modes (Normal, Multiclick, Relax) to play the game. The Normal mode allows one task at a time, Multiclick mode is for players who want to assign multiple tasks beforehand, and Relax mode is playing the level with no time limit. In each level, you also have to find some hidden objects (cosplay sheep, figurines, stickers, etc.). The number of hidden objects is quite inconsistent, as some levels have one and some have three. There is a helpful guide in the game that offers the strategy on how to go through the level and also another page for the location of the hidden objects. The good thing about this game is you only have to upgrade the ZombieMobile once to hire an extra worker, and the extra worker will be carried forward to the next level. I felt there were too many things going on in each level. I found it too distracting, and I really had no time to understand the progress of the story. First, you need to focus on the main task to fulfil the objective of that level. Second, you have to find those hidden objects on each level, which can be two and sometimes more than two or probably just only one. Third, you need to check on the top right of the screen whether you have already enough resources to craft the required tool for that level. Some of the tasks require gold coins, and if you have insufficient money, you need to continuously gather more stones while handling other tasks at the same time. Fourth, there is a secondary object you need to craft to combine with the first one. For example, you need to gather enough resources to craft the paint. Then, you need to gather separate resources to craft the spray can, and then, you have to combine both to make the paint spray. And with all the tasks mentioned above, you have to finish the entire level within a specific time (if you are not on "Relax" mode) to earn three stars. Also, there are certain tasks that require multiple times to be completed. For example, you need to gather resources to fix or build the copier. Once you build the copier, the task requires you to create three sets of photos. You have to gather more resources to create each photo, which is equivalent to four tasks stacking into one task (build a copier + create three photos). I wish I could recommend or give a positive review about this game because the Relaxed mode allows me to earn three stars to finish the entire game, but unfortunately, after a second thought, I still disagree with the design of the game where every level is overwhelmed with so many stacking and side tasks. There are too many things that need to be handled at the same time, which makes it very hard to enjoy playing it.