Hardcore Gamer: For a mere $1, you can get Dracula 4: Shadow of the Dragon, Always Remember Me, Raiden Legacy - The Return, and Hero of the Kingdom.
Avoiderdragon: Games that are akin to visual novels and dating sims like Long Live the Queen, Katawa Shoujo, and so on have a reputation for being rather dreary and strange for a lot of people, especially for those who don’t regard anything that doesn’t have a dynamic enough gameplay to be an actual game. Notable titles in this genre though do have some pretty good writing and some mechanics that make worth noting. But perhaps Always Remember Me may better than the usual anime-laden stuff like Conception II.
SteamFirst: *cue up don’t you forget about me and raise a fist in the air* Get ready to be sucked into a world of drama, love, confusion and conflict in this virtual novel/dating sim game. Go on and grab some snacks and a drink and prepare to get in touch with your feminine side with Always Remember Me.
From GamesReviews:
"The Dracula franchise started as a PS1 game back in 1999 and a mere three sequels have been released since, with each subsquential title being made by a different developer each time. This time it’s the turn of developers Microids to try breath some life back into a dying franchise. The Bram Stoker story of Dracula should be excellent material for a pretty good video game. Blood-sucking vampires, gothic fantasy world, conspiracies, legends, horror and folklore would make for a good game if in the capable hands of a developer willing to go that extra mile. Unfortunately, Dracula 4 lacks any of that and settles instead for a below average point-and-click adventure game."
Not a bad looking bundle for a buck! Thanks!