Recent reviews by Lilith

The concept of travelling to different eras to help others and gather batteries for an arcade machine in the present is already good enough. Though I can assure you the content would just feel 'okay-ish' or 'good enough' unless you get the parts in DLC to see how it continues.

There are few nice puzzles for finding certain special cats (like Mario cat).
One of the fun parts was spotting cats being cats and little trinket statements like - "make biscuits, not war"

Totally recommended.

Part 1 (Dracula: Resurrection) was not that bad; if you've never tried the game and want a less of puzzles and more of plot experience, I could hesitantly recommend it. Many players years ago complained about the three female vampires cut scene (ending) not being there. However, currently it's there.
Average playtime would be ~2.5 hrs for it.


Now let's talk about Part 2 (Dracula 2: The Last Sanctuary) - The first part where people got stuck was not being able to find 'oil can' but that was not even needed in this version to being with. The second part they got stuck at was a puzzle related to it i.e. putting nails and rotating wheels, though the only thing to keep in mind for that one was to do it in a particular order (clockwise from top left) with a lot of clicks on wheels to trigger the rotation.

Great! You 'solved' the very first puzzle! Now, the sewer gates must open, right? Only if you're lucky (unlike me). You could go to your save file and manually edit them and that might somehow do the trick for you to go through that door. It will go smoothly from here, at least for me it did until I had to go back to Pibody's dead body in Carfax. Ended up getting stuck with no arrow showing a way towards that room and the other arrow being unresponsive. Tried to crack it multiple ways and it's quite not possible to get out of that unless you begin anew and follow the tutorial someone published of this version to get the right order to progress in game. Other way would be to get someone to share their final save file with you, edit it to the point you've progressed already and then have it overwrite yours - too much work for a game that's not really worth it unless you care about your very few bucks a lot.
Excluding crying over your game being stuck, average playtime would be ~4 hrs.

I knew I was in for some disappointment but it was fun to find out how much exactly. Every time you think you’re progressing and get happy, the game decides it’s time for a surprise bug party to congratulate you. Agonizing.

Props to developers for making a short, cute, and silly yet meaningful enough game. Reminded me of games like Snipperclips.

Decided to give it a go due to many people in comments mentioning how it brought them to tears. It did so too to me, rather due to amusement, which I appreciate. I liked the way chapters were named with 'With You' being the last chapter of the ten.

Played it using remote play together with someone miles away, a really good half an hour of experience. Not too fussy: doesn't require a lot of thinking, just some sweet sweet cooperation.

It could be even more enjoyable if achievements were to be added, along with more than just one level per chapter - maybe three levels per chapter with increasing difficulty levels (Just an idea)

It is playable alone, of course. But definitely worth a try if you have someone close to you.
Maybe you could even ask out your good ol' friend using this as a hint