Story
In Dracula Unleashed, the player assumes the identity of a young Texas businessman named Alexander Morris. Morris who has come to London, England during the winter of 1899 to research the strange surroundings involving his brother Quincey's death 10 years earlier. But he meets an English woman named Annisette Bowen and becomes distracted and engaged to be married too. Due largely to their "extremely close relationship", Quincey's good friend, Lord Arthur Holmwood, has proposed Alexander's induction into the mysterious and exclusive Hades Club.
However, Alexander Morris soon discovers a part of his brother's life he had no knowledge of: Quincey Morris was part of a group which destroyed the legendary vampire, Count Dracula.
As Alexander Morris, the player must travel to specific locations in London at certain times with certain items you've gathered throughout your travels in hand to gather clues about the events which occur during the game and achieve victory over Dracula.
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