Fury of Dracula’s 5th Edition is still tense and strategic, IGN says
IGN says Avalon Hill has brought back the hidden-movement board game, in which one player takes the role of Dracula while the others try to track him down.
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IGN’s review says Fury of Dracula’s 5th Edition isn’t perfect, but its supernatural cat-and-mouse foundation remains tense, strategic and occasionally infuriating “in the best way.” IGN describes a hunt in which Dracula’s player tries to grow his vampire forces while the other players act as vampire hunters, tracking him down to drive a stake through his heart.
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