u/AmandaMarsh

I last played it maybe 15-20 years ago. It was a free PC download, and a patch was needed to play the game in English. It was a platform game with a cute little vampire as the main character. It might have been titled "[NAME] the Cute Vampire" in Japanese.

Game play elements I remember were bats you may have had to fight and a book you needed to collect to advance to the next level. I think there were about eight levels and the final boss was a giant baby. It didn't have any gore and likely would have been rated for everyone to play.

No luck Googling this due to the myriad vampire games out there.

EDIT: Thank you all for your input. I'll take him to the reflection pools and save the museum for when he's older.

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I believe there is a youth tour that bypasses some of the more distressing material. I have a 6-year-old who's an advanced reader, and he read my older daughter's "I Survived" book on the topic. He now had a fascination with the topic, but he doesn't fully grasp the somberness of the day (the way he talks about it is more like an action film plot). I've told him about what I was doing and my reaction to the day, but he wants to learn more. Wondering if it is worth taking him down there or wait a few years.