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Mr Social should be called mr Antisocial seeing as we kill everything we meet D: , that said this game rocks!
*From the Manual*
Reign of Darkness
It is the Victorian Era in London, a hundred years ago. Dapper gentlemen doff their hats to the ladies who pass by. Horse-drawn carriages take gentry to
their country homes for the weekend. But below the placid surface of London's daily life lies terror. There has been talk of horrible murders at midnight... when the moon is full.
Dr. Ferdinand Social, a young psychologist with a knowledge of the occult, has received strange warnings from the guardian spirits of his Ouija board.
The spirits warm of more horrors to come, unless the source of the evil is defeated. But where is this source?
Dr. Social travels to the home of Miss Julia Arkham, a fellow occult specialist, and noted psychic. But Miss Arkham has been kidnapped! Returning to his home, Dr. Social finds his good friend Jonathan
Harker waiting with a note sent from Miss
Arkham: ‘The vampire has returned. He controls powerful forces. He must be stopped!”
Dr. Social knows he must act quickly if he is to save Miss Arkham and stop the killings. But where to start his search? Calling upon the spirits of the Ouija board for assistance, Dr. Social learns where he must begin. . .
*Trivia*
Both the Game Gear and Master System versions were well received critically, drawing particular praise for the detailed graphics and responsive controls. Another factor may be that the Castlevania series was yet to appear on a Sega console and Master of Darkness was the closest - in terms of quality and gameplay - that the Master System had come to replicating the experience.
Sega Force gave Master of Darkness a composite score of 79% between its two reviewers Mat Yeo and Paul Wooding. Mat rated it an 83% noting its visuals and Gothic atmosphere, while stating a few of the enemies could be annoying, particularly the dog. Paul gave the game a 74% stating the controls to be easy to use while considering the difficulty to be on the high side and the game play to occasionally be repetitive. Power Unlimited gave the Game Gear version 80% writing: "It starts slowly, but if you persevere you will find that Vampire: Master of Darkness is very varied. Add to that the creepy horror atmosphere with enough vampires, bats and voodoo, and you have a great platform game.
2 июн 2024
