Drăculești.... Your Dracul? (Your Dragon?)
My Romanian is shait and mostly focused on buying groceries. (I only spent a year in Romania.)
Help me out here. xD
Huh. What made you to keep the english name Dracula, instead of using the Romanian Dracul?
Or is Dracula catering to his guest with a name-change, like he is with the very American breakfast?
(Impressive that he managed to get the recipe for harsh brownies.
Not entirely sure what it is myself, but I've seen it in American movies.)
The writing is very good. Very reminiscent of the original Dracula book.
Considering the current state of Romania, I can't help but wonder what kind of motorized vehicles that would be available to anyone back in the 1930's.... I didn't think they were common even in the modern america and england then, much less rural Transylvania.
But perhaps Romania was wealthier back then. I wouldn't know.
Do Romanians have mossaka? I thought that was greek. oO
Or is this Vlad showing his power and wealth by having exotic dishes made?
(Presumably with hard-to get ingredients, tho I don't remember exactly what goes into mossaka.)
Not a fan of beards, or his look in general, but... I do like Dracula here. His mind, if not his looks.
I'm happy to see this game is on Steam tho.
Defiantly putting it on my wishlist.