- July 3, 2015
- Absolutist Ltd.
Bathory: The Bloody Countess
29%Game Brain Score
story, graphics
gameplay, music
42% User Score 19 reviews
Platforms
About
Stop the blood rite before something darker than the myth itself comes to live in Bathory: The Bloody Countess, a haunted hidden object adventure game.










Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews
story8 positive mentions
grinding2 negative mentions
- The game features beautiful hand-drawn artwork and pleasant music.
- The story is interesting and has a good ending, providing some entertainment.
- Gameplay is easy to pick up, with a journal that helps track tasks and hints available for guidance.
- The game is short, with limited locations and repetitive hidden object scenes that require grinding for gold.
- Gameplay mechanics are frustrating and not intuitive, leading to confusion and annoyance.
- The plot lacks depth and coherence, with some elements feeling underdeveloped or poorly translated.
story
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has potential with an interesting premise, but it suffers from brevity and a lack of elaboration, leaving many plot points underdeveloped and confusing. While some players found the narrative fun and engaging, others criticized it for being basic and lacking depth, with repetitive gameplay mechanics detracting from the overall experience. Despite its artistic appeal, the story fails to fully capitalize on its historical context, resulting in a narrative that feels tame and unfulfilling.
“The story was fun and interesting with a good ending.”
“The story is interesting in itself.”
“A bit unusual art, but the game plot is very interesting.”
“A player could walk past the same pile of rubbish a dozen times, unable to interact until some plot point decides now they can investigate it for clues.”
“The game is short, the story is rather boring, and the gameplay mechanics aren’t fun; the one thing in its favor is very lovely artwork.”
“There was one plot twist in the story, and even that wasn’t enough to keep me fully entertained; for a story about a bloody countess, things were overall very tame.”