Have Old Friends For Dinner In Dracula’s Feast: New Blood
May 2, 2019 by cassn
When you're the undead lord of the night, hosting all these lavish parties can be a real pain in the neck...
Dracula's Feast: New Blood is the second edition of the horror-themed logical deduction game. Dracula is throwing a fancy dinner and has invited all the townsfolk 'for a meal'. However, some other classic horror characters have crashed the event and are causing monstrous mayhem!
Dracula's Feast: New Blood is part of a series of Masquerade-themed offerings from Jellybean Games. Players must inquire, dance and accuse their way through the party to discover the true identities of the guests! When you've worked out who everyone is, accuse them all and win the game!
Still unsure about whether to commit to a life of undead gaming? Luckily, Jellybean Games have a free print-n-play to get the blood pumping!
Dracula's Feast: New Blood won't be released until January 2020, but if you think this quick-play game is one you can really sink your teeth into, fly over Jellybean Games and pre-order now!
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"Monstrous mayhem!"
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So I take it this is a sort of like hybrid of Guess Who and Werewolf?
Any idea why Dr Jekyll and Van Helsing have been genderswapped for this? If it’s just so there’s not a disproportionate number of male characters, couldn’t they have used, say, Mina Harkness instead? ?
Also, shouldn’t @dracs have written this article considering he’s the resident Dracula aficionado? ?
Yes, I am the only one in this office who has read Dracula! No one else is allowed to!
I’m more well up on Jekyll and Hyde than Dracula, as I did my dissertation on the novella. This isn’t the first time they’ve been gender-swapped. It’s happened a few times across different media, including tabletop games (Infamy have a female Dr Jekyll, for example).
I love the look of this game. Would definitely like to run some games when I’m out at gatherings.
Lol. Well, I just assumed Dracula would be your favourite considering your username. ? Wasn’t aware of those cases, so thanks for pointing them out. Just seems odd to do a genderswap (or race lift for that matter) in adaptations if the source already contained a suitable character of that gender/race/etc (in the Dracula case for example is Mina as I said). Also, come to think of it they’ve also appeared to deage Van Helsing, which again Mina would have fitted. ? If you want to give it a spin, then I think you guys should do a live stream… Read more »
Yeah I would have brought in Copila, a huldra and that one tragic classic lit anti heroin who was raised to be poisonous.