Gamespot writes: Just as more and more companies look for college degrees from employees, vampires too are becoming increasingly choosy in their selection process. No longer can a victim simply be bitten and expect to transform into a garlic-hating, heliophobic prince of darkness overnight. Instead, aspiring bloodsuckers must follow the path of the dragon, a series of unholy challenges and obstacles that will eventually lead to immortality, provided those blasted heroes Simon Belmont or Van Helsing don't burst on the scene armed with holy water and oak stakes.
In anticipation of the release of the Dracula Trilogy, part of the Iceberg Interactive Adventure Classics range, Iceberg has today released the final the box design for this strikingly beautiful adventure collection for the PC. The Dracula Trilogy will contain re-mastered versions of Dracula: Resurrection, Dracula 2: The Sanctuary and Dracula 3: Path of the Dragon (the latter of which has not previously seen a retail release in the UK.
Fast expanding videogame publisher Iceberg Interactive has eagerly announced the UK fourth quarter release dates for six of their upcoming PC games. Autumn and winter, when people stay in and hide under a blanket with their PC, is adventure season at Iceberg Interactive, as it will release a raft of much anticipated adventure games.
Iceberg will kick off in October with the sequel to the acclaimed Adventure game Return to Mysterious Island. In Return to Mysterious Island 2, events pick-up from where they left in the original title, however, the helicopter that came to rescue Mina crashes and she is once again stuck on the island. Mysterious occurrences force Mina to explore new parts of the Island, left unvisited in the first title.
