Carry The Count PC (Final version)

Carry the Count Across a Dangerous Land

Five hundred years of love letters, poems, and devotion earned The Count exactly five words in return:

“Count… Come hither. Regards, Romilda.”

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That is the entire message.

Naturally, The Count is determined to reach Romilda. Your job is to carry him, coffin and all, across a strange medieval fantasy world and deliver him to his long-lost lover. Along the way, expect barbarians, puzzles, evil fish-like enemies, dangerous terrain, and plenty of things that can go wrong.

The coffin is heavy. It is awkward. And, sooner or later, it will break.

Gob wants to keep the whole operation professional, Scab is simply trying to get the job done, Stink has an alarming bloodlust, and Plunk is… well, Plunk. Whatever their differences, every Igor is devoted to the master.

A Coffin That Needs Constant Attention

Getting The Count from one place to another is far more complicated than simply picking up a coffin and walking at Carry The Count.

Ride on it, balance it across huge gaps, pull it up cliffs with a winch, and use the coffin-mounted cannon to launch an Igor exactly where needed. With all that punishment, repairs are going to be part of the trip. Something always seems to break.

There are 19 dangerous regions standing between The Count and Romilda’s estate. The journey takes you through places such as the Mushroom Caves, Serpent Swamp, Reeking Bog, Shivering Summits, Hot Springs, and Bloodwood Pass.

And the scenery is not exactly peaceful. Falling rocks, thunder golems, guards, trolls, barbarians, and time wizards are all waiting to make the trip harder. There is even one rather large surprise hiding along the way.

Explore, Trade, Punch Things

Not every moment needs to be spent worrying about the coffin.

Baba Yaga occasionally appears around the map with her shop perched on chicken legs. Bring her coins, stolen valuables, or anything shiny, and she can trade them for magical items in Carry The Count. She may even call you a sweet little dumpling while doing business.

There are plenty of other distractions, too. Punch barrels until coins spill out. Punch an Igor. Eat a sausage in Carry The Count. Try a toxic mushroom. Put on a ridiculous hat. Collect flutes and drums and form a band while The Count complains from inside his coffin.

The Count, by the way, has plenty to say about his servants. Expect opinions about Plunk’s head, Plunk’s smell, and whether Plunk should even be allowed to continue existing. He will make sure those opinions are heard throughout the entire journey.