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Dracula the Last Sanctuary Sony Playstation Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:625904302601
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Playstation 1
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:PS1_DRACULA_THE_LAST_SANCTUARY
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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Fun game with lots of levels and locations to explore. You have to enjoy this type of genre to get into the game.
Basically, Dracula: The Last Sanctuary is a sequel to another game which is a sequel to Bram Stoker’s Dracula novel. The Last Sanctuary basically picks up right after (well, about a year after) the events of Dracula: The Resurrection. If you played the first game and liked it, then you really need to pick up this one since the ending is much more satisfying (and to avoid spoilers for both games, that’s all I’m going to say on that!). Both games are pretty similar, but this one has a few changes – some good, some bad. So, without further ado, onto the review!Graphics (score 6/10): The graphics are largely the same as the first game. The in-game environments are quite pretty and look good for a PS1 title. They’re a bit fuzzy (as is to be expected for the time), but they are still rather pleasant because it reminds me a bit of an impressionist painting. You can even swing the camera in any direction – even up! The only noticeable graphical flaw I spotted was in the cemetary – there appears to be wierd grid lines in the sky. This is rather strange since there are plenty of other locations that feature an open sky that do not have this problem. My only other complaint about the environmental graphics is that there are plenty of locations that are so dark that navigation is difficult. Now, onto the infamous CGI cutscenes. Are they any better than the first game’s? Well, no. But they aren’t any worse either. They still have the excellent level of detail in the charact.
Karen Hearn –
Fun game with lots of levels and locations to explore. You have to enjoy this type of genre to get into the game.
Cal –
I’m familiar with point and clicks on my I phone apps, but I’m always looking at that tiny screen. I wanted a good point and click for our "big" screen (tv) and this one more than "fits the bill". Creepy, with great music and changing atmospheric conditions, challenging and best of all… No additional costs for the full version or any updating required. Great fun, thank you.
Mason Green –
I just started this game so i dont know how to exactly describe it. I did play the first one and thought it was awesome, so im excited to try this! I gave this a 5 star becuase when i ordered this i received it in 4 days. I was shocked! so silverstarmedia i tip my hat to you!
Donna –
This game I’ve played on pc before but it doesn’t work since the upgrades of Windows, I was happy to find it as Playstation game and it was excellent condition. Kudos!!!
TedLockman –
A great Classic never gets old
Feelah the tigress –
Basically, Dracula: The Last Sanctuary is a sequel to another game which is a sequel to Bram Stoker’s Dracula novel. The Last Sanctuary basically picks up right after (well, about a year after) the events of Dracula: The Resurrection. If you played the first game and liked it, then you really need to pick up this one since the ending is much more satisfying (and to avoid spoilers for both games, that’s all I’m going to say on that!). Both games are pretty similar, but this one has a few changes – some good, some bad. So, without further ado, onto the review!Graphics (score 6/10): The graphics are largely the same as the first game. The in-game environments are quite pretty and look good for a PS1 title. They’re a bit fuzzy (as is to be expected for the time), but they are still rather pleasant because it reminds me a bit of an impressionist painting. You can even swing the camera in any direction – even up! The only noticeable graphical flaw I spotted was in the cemetary – there appears to be wierd grid lines in the sky. This is rather strange since there are plenty of other locations that feature an open sky that do not have this problem. My only other complaint about the environmental graphics is that there are plenty of locations that are so dark that navigation is difficult. Now, onto the infamous CGI cutscenes. Are they any better than the first game’s? Well, no. But they aren’t any worse either. They still have the excellent level of detail in the charact.
TarynWard –
I bought this along with the first game. I always have enjoyed puzzle-adventure horror games such as this. And when i finally recieved my order i couldnt have been happier. Everything works and only has minor scuffs to the jewel case. Not to mention the manual was included which is always a plus in my book. Very much recommended. I’m able to play the classic i grew up on. Plus the shop was very reliable and true to their word of the products condition.
BlackRose –
Brought back childhood memories of when I was younger and my mother used to play it. It was in perfect condition and well worry the wait.