The howls of wolves resound throughout the keep. Stalking up the stairs, Van Helsing draws the stake from under his cloak. He has tracked the vile fiend from Bordeaux to Saragrossa to Madrid to Lisbon, and now, for the moment at least, the beast is at bay. Outside, thunder crashes, and the relentless hunter flinches. In that instant, his quarry strikes! Taken aback by the sudden assault, Van Helsing drops his stake. Struggling desperately against the fiend, he manages to land a blow, temporarily stunning the revolting creature. Van Helsing prays that Mina Harker can hear his calls for help as he prepares himself for a second bout.

The year is 1898. It has been eight years since the events of Bram Stoker’s chilling gothic novel. The Count has returned, and he has awoken with a thirst for revenge. Fury of Dracula pits a team of hunters against the titular villain in a race to prevent him from spawning more of his foul ilk. Take up the role of Van Helsing, Dr. Seward, Mina Harker, or Lord Godalming as you search across Europe and the seas around it to find Dracula and his creatures of the night. Controlling Dracula is not without its advantages as well. Each turn, Dracula's controller gets to move the Count and lay traps for his pursuers. It is a game of mystery and danger. The sun is setting; can you destroy this foul beast before it’s too late?

Fury of Dracula is a semi-cooperative deduction game for two to five players and is playable in roughly two to three hours. The board, which features a stylish antique map of Europe that has the distinct look of yellowed parchment, displays seventy different locations - plenty of room for the evil count to sow the seeds of destruction across the old world.