- February 8, 2018
- Baked Games
Hotel Dracula
Platforms
About
In "Hotel Dracula," players pressured to help Count Dracula manage his hotel and restaurants, serving both human and vampire guests around the clock. Alongside regular duties like cleaning rooms and taking orders, players must keep the peace between guests and deal with any inappropriate behavior using garlic or other tools. It's a challenging but rewarding task to increase profits and ensure a satisfying stay for all visitors.











- The game has a fun monster theme that appeals to fans of Diner Dash-style games.
- Players reported that the game runs smoothly without glitches or bugs during gameplay.
- The graphics are aesthetically pleasing and the game offers a nostalgic vibe reminiscent of classic time management games.
- The game requires excessive grinding to progress, making it feel repetitive and tedious.
- Many players experienced frustrating bugs and glitches that hindered gameplay, especially during busy moments.
- The overall execution of the game is considered low quality, with limited variety and poor balance in gameplay mechanics.
grinding
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativePlayers express frustration with the grinding aspect of the game, noting that it is a mandatory requirement for progression rather than an optional activity. While the game includes mini-games to help alleviate the grind, many feel that the necessity of grinding detracts from the overall enjoyment, especially when it is tied directly to advancing through the game.
“I only played it for a couple of minutes, but that has more to do with the fact that it requires a lot of grinding, which I'm not a big fan of, especially for this kind of game.”
“Now grinding wouldn't be a problem if it wasn't required to progress through the game, but it is a requirement to move to the next map.”
“I'd be okay with grinding if it was for additional content to the main game, like pictures for an album or achievements, but not this.”