The problem with FMV games is that they are extremely limited in terms of what can be done gameplay wise, so this game is quite the marvel. Usually they come in one of only three categories: Shooters, quicktime event and trivia. This is the very rare 4th category of FMV game where they actually tried to make something that feels like an actual *real* game (rather then simply a film with button inputs tacked on.) This game is still very, very limited of course, but this is pretty much the most you can possibly do with an FMV game. They took it to it's absolute limit as far as gameplay in an FMV game goes, and whoever developed it deserves major props for that! The sad thing is that this very cool achievement was only released on the LaserActive. If only it had been released on PS1, Saturn, or even Sega CD it may very well have ended up being considered a bit of a hidden gem.
So besides the videos on this channel, the only other source of information I've found for this game is the single walkthrough it has on GameFAQs. In the walkthrough, one part that always stuck out to me was that apparently if you examined the wrong dead end in the Underground Passage, you would fight Dracula, who was nearly impossible to beat and gave you nothing. This sounded rather silly, but relatively recently another channel uploaded a full rip of the FMVs from the Japanese version, including the animations for monsters attacking you, and sure enough there's Dracula jumping out of a coffin. ruclips.net/video/bjKS14HF9tk/видео.html
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The problem with FMV games is that they are extremely limited in terms of what can be done gameplay wise, so this game is quite the marvel. Usually they come in one of only three categories: Shooters, quicktime event and trivia. This is the very rare 4th category of FMV game where they actually tried to make something that feels like an actual *real* game (rather then simply a film with button inputs tacked on.) This game is still very, very limited of course, but this is pretty much the most you can possibly do with an FMV game. They took it to it's absolute limit as far as gameplay in an FMV game goes, and whoever developed it deserves major props for that!
The sad thing is that this very cool achievement was only released on the LaserActive. If only it had been released on PS1, Saturn, or even Sega CD it may very well have ended up being considered a bit of a hidden gem.
Could you upload the music on its own or footage in stereo audio?
What happens if you go under the windmill without using the lightning rod?
Ah, I see! I assumed it was instant death.
LaserActiveGuy Yeah, the windmill fight was an... interesting twist on the Don Quixote story.
So besides the videos on this channel, the only other source of information I've found for this game is the single walkthrough it has on GameFAQs. In the walkthrough, one part that always stuck out to me was that apparently if you examined the wrong dead end in the Underground Passage, you would fight Dracula, who was nearly impossible to beat and gave you nothing. This sounded rather silly, but relatively recently another channel uploaded a full rip of the FMVs from the Japanese version, including the animations for monsters attacking you, and sure enough there's Dracula jumping out of a coffin.
ruclips.net/video/bjKS14HF9tk/видео.html