Dracula 1897 is a game for 2 to 7 players. It is nominally a cooperative game in which players must work together to find the location of Dracula's secret crypt and destroy the contents therein. However, Dracula's influence is powerful and can reach even into the inner circle of our group of heroes. One player may be completely under his spell while another wavers on the edge, both trying to subtly inhibit those who would stop their Master.
Visit Renfield in the asylum or take the Orient Express to Transylvania to discover clues to the location of the secret crypt. Build up the courage to enter Dracula's various lairs from Hillingham to Whitechapel while being careful to avoid the monster himself. You must work together as a team, and yet how do you really know who you can trust?
Dracula has come to London with bad intentions.
His tendrils already penetrate the city. Resistance is but a token effort for all but a small band of heroes with names like Van Helsing and Harker. The creature replenishes his strength from crates full of befouled earth excavated from his Transylvanian homeland. To defeat him, the heroes will have to face him when he is at his weakest, and to do that, they must first find every single crate before catching up to and facing Dracula.
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Murder at Stonebridge
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Two to six detectives compete to solve a murder at the Stonebridge estate while also establishing their reputation as the greatest crime solver in the area. Worker placement leads to investigation opportunities as well as chances to enhance your prestige (or lose some!) But while gathering pieces of information may help you outwit the murderer, you will also need to outwit your fellow detectives to gain the advantage!
Start out as an aspiring director with a script and see if you can build it into the leading movie studio of the 1990's. Do you need to punch up your script, or just splurge on big name talent? Will you have a splashy opening weekend or will your storytelling keep audiences coming week after week? Reputation in Hollywood is everything. Well, except for the money. No one likes a flop. But if you can win a few awards, you might just become the next movie mogul!