Dracula: Undead Awakening (2009)
Platforms: iPhone · Android · PSP · Wii · Nintendo DSi · SymbianGenres: Genres · Action · Diagonal-down · Shooter · Fantasy
Dracula: Undead Awakening is a Robotron-like isometric shooter, in which the object is simply to shoot everything that moves. You have several different weapons to choose from, from a simple gun to a BFG. There are a number of different enemy types:...
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Cast & Crew · 11 people
- John Coghlan· Head of Publishing
- Chris Byatte· Joint Managing Directors, Co-Founders
- Joe Wee· Joint Managing Directors, Co-Founders
- Ralph Egas· Production, Programming
- Erik Bastianen· Programming
- Jay Egas· Art, Manual
- Suzanne Beerschop· Localisation
- Larry Burns· Sound Enhancements
- Joakim Abrahami· Sound Enhancements
- Andrey Kovalchuk· Art, Design
- Pavel Kupriyanov· Programming
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