: Interestingly, the player never actually encounters Dracula face-to-face in this first installment, as the game focuses on the atmospheric journey back to the castle. 2. Dracula 2: The Last Sanctuary

The GOG release is favored by many retro gaming fans for several reasons: Dracula Trilogy - GOG.com

: Features a 360-degree panoramic point-and-click interface.

: Some players have reported save-game issues on modern systems, though GOG.com versions are generally optimized for compatibility. 3. Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon

Set seven years after the events of the original novel, Jonathan Harker discovers his wife, Mina, has been lured back to Transylvania by a resurrected Count Dracula.

Picking up immediately after the first game, Jonathan must hunt Dracula from the streets of London back to the heart of Transylvania to save Mina from a vampire's spell.

: Focuses heavily on "deciphering mysterious manuscripts" and "ancient prophecies".