Dracula Twins

The player controls Drac and Dracana, the twin children of the vampire Count Dracula. The twins have their own special abilities, and earn magic points to cast spells to defeat enemies. The game received generally positive reviews from critics. It received a sequel for iOS in November 2013, with another currently in development for Apple TV, Windows, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One.

• Title — Dracula Twins • Developer — Legendo Entertainment Nerlaska Studio • Publisher — Legendo Entertainment • Director — Björn Larsson • Producer — * Björn Larsson • Alberto De Hoyo Nebot • Programmer — Alberto De Hoyo Nebot • Artist — * Joe Sharp • Rob Sharp • Writer — Björn Larsson • Composer — Alexander Röder • Released — October 2006 • Genre — Platform • Modes — Single-player • Platforms — Microsoft Windows

• Illustration — The player must collect blood rubies, earning them magic points to use for spells to defeat enemies. Dracula Twins is a platform game. It features two-dimensional movement through a cartoonish three-dimensional environment, including more than 40 stages. In the game, Count Dracula has been captured by Doctor Lifelust and his horde of vampire hunters who plan to create a serum that grants him immortality. Dracula's twin vampire children, Drac and Dracana, seek to save him. The player can switch between the twins, who have their own special abilities. The player must collect blood rubies, which earns them magic points (MP) to help cast spells to defeat enemies.

Dracula Twins was developed and published by Legendo Entertainment. It was directed and written by Björn Larsson, who also co-produced alongside Alberto De Hoyo Nebot, the main programmer. Joe Sharp and Rob Sharp led the art direction, while Alexander Röder composed the original music. The game was announced on 29 March 2006. It was playable at Games Convention in August 2006, alongside other titles by Legendo. A trailer and screenshots were released on 1 June 2006. Game development ceased by 12 October 2006, when it was submitted for manufacturing. It was available for purchase in October 2006 in Europe. A demo was also released on 19 October with several language options. Legendo partnered with Meridian4 for the North American publication of the game. Dracula Twins was added to the GameTap library in April 2008.

Dracula Twins received an identically-named sequel on iOS devices in November 2013. It was distributed for free and featured five levels, with more to be made if players contributed financially. It was released for Apple TV in September 2015. Another sequel, Dracula Twins R2: School's Out, is in development for Apple TV, Microsoft Windows (via Steam), Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One.