It's an asymmetrical boardgame.  Basically, one player is Dracula and secretly moves around Europe leaving a trail through the cities he passes through.  The rest of the players are controlling the four vampire hunters from Bram Stoker's Dracula, trying to chase down and murder that rascally nosferatu before gains enough influence to satisfy his own win condition.  There's a bit more to it, of course, but that's the point around which everything else rotates.<br/><br/>I've enjoyed imperfect information games since Battleship <_<<br/><br/>It was featured on Table Top once, which introduced a bunch of people to it, and simultaneously jacked up the price for an out of print boardgame to like $200 bucks or more.  Seeing a new edition made me happy, as I could grab it for like 60 (and I'm still leery of Anthem, so I don't mind waiting on that if I have to).