From science fiction to horror – still within dime novel territory. On the journey from one major city to another, your coach gets lost and you find yourself in a remote village in the middle of nowhere – where (to the player at least) it is quite apparent that a vampiric plague is afoot. Can you survive the night and put an end to this curse? For sure. Can this game really live up to its bold claim to carry on the tradition of Level 9, one of the most prolific producers of text adventures in history? Not really, though that would have been asking too much anyway.
Conversions of Capcom shoot'em up classics such as U.N. Squadron and 1943: The Battle of Midway were released for the Amstrad CPC, which were not only technically impressive ports, but also looked particularly faithful to the original because of the wide colour palette. Due to the low frame rate, however, the fun factor lagged behind the arcade versions. But who cared in the late 80s when you could play the game directly on your own home computer at any time?