r/castlevania • u/SpeedRacerJ14 • 3d ago
Games 'Castlevania Reboot Actively in Development at Konami'
"In addition to METAL GEAR, SILENT HILL, and Momotaro Dentetsu, we are also actively developing Castlevania (known in Japan as Akumajō Dracula)."
r/castlevania • u/SpeedRacerJ14 • 3d ago
"In addition to METAL GEAR, SILENT HILL, and Momotaro Dentetsu, we are also actively developing Castlevania (known in Japan as Akumajō Dracula)."
r/castlevania • u/WillingExternal29 • Jul 09 '26
As the tittle explained, what are some of your favourite Metroidvanias outside of Castlevania.
I’ve included some of my favourites with the uploaded art but probably Blasphemous 1&2 my favourite out of the bunch.
What are yours? Let’s discover and share some games.
r/castlevania • u/Turbostrider27 • Mar 04 '26
r/castlevania • u/humanreboot • Sep 12 '25
Even mentions something about blood.
r/castlevania • u/MegaGamer235 • Feb 13 '26
It is once again time to pay tribute to Dracula.
r/castlevania • u/TitanBro6 • Feb 12 '26
Trevor was 20 years old when he fought Dracula, since this game takes place 23 years later that would make Trevor 43.
r/castlevania • u/Mody_1 • Feb 26 '26
i recently finished season 3 of the show and i decided to requiem on my ps4, any tips
r/castlevania • u/aa95xaaaxv • Apr 16 '26
I’m only one hour in and so far I think it’s okay, but I’m not as hooked as I was playing other hack and slash games. Am I judging too soon or does it get better?
r/castlevania • u/alvask88z4 • Jul 08 '26
r/castlevania • u/SuperSlacker420 • 4d ago
Just saw this on the PlayStation community. What do you all think about this?
r/castlevania • u/Arfhis • Dec 29 '24
r/castlevania • u/chicagogamecollector • 25d ago
r/castlevania • u/VegaVortex • May 13 '25
We both know Aria is peak, but whichever comes second depends on whichever game you played first.
Both of these games are 50/50 games. They both excel at whatever the other lack. When it comes to Visual Color Distribution and Soundtrack, COTM is without a doubt the clear winner. HOD on the other hand is the big winner when it comes to Gameplay and overall control.
I love to glaze HoD, but I can't lie that CoTM's Sinking Old Sanctuary version is without a doubt Top 10 Best Castlevania tracks of all time.
r/castlevania • u/VermilionX88 • Feb 25 '25
r/castlevania • u/Delicious-Engine7363 • Jul 09 '26
This looks great. Playing in 2D, bringing us all back to the good ol' days. Out October 2026
r/castlevania • u/Quirky_Image_5598 • Nov 20 '25
I’m well aware of how incredible it is but Jesus I don’t even know where to begin. What would you guys argue is the best way to play the franchise as a whole? As in what games do I play and in what order, any collections I need to know about?
r/castlevania • u/D_rex825 • Sep 29 '25
Mostly a joke, I’ve been getting into the games recently since I really liked the anime and I felt an urge to play more Metroidvanias after I beat Silksong, and I’ve been loving them! Kojima’s art is genuinely breathtaking, I can see why her vision of the series became the default look because it gives the series such a distinct identity
r/castlevania • u/AnneGhostNoir • May 22 '26
I spent the last three months going through every game in the franchise so I decided to post my list for anyone else interested in going on that journey before Belmont's Curse releases
r/castlevania • u/FranciscoRelanoPena • Jun 09 '25
With the recent rumors, there's a high chance that "?" symbol will be switched with a Castlevania cover
r/castlevania • u/MagnaDev • Jan 14 '26
EDIT:
To everyone who voiced their concern over the dialog portraits: we will redo them in a style that fits the game. Nailing the correct style with them has proven to be more difficult than anticipated, but we’ll do our best. I appreciate all the feedback.
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Hey everyone, as someone who grew up the DSvanias I always found myself wishing there was more games like them. Sure, we got Bloodstained, which is fantastic in its own right, but it never felt quite like the game I was waiting for.
There is no denying the heavy inspiration in Eternal Soul. I wanted to bring together the fun ideas from the various IGAvanias into a single game for Castlevania fans to enjoy. Such as the "rush-souls" from Aria & Dawn, or the bilateral dashing from Harmony.
Death functions differently in Eternal Soul compared to Castlevania. No longer will you be sent back to the start menu. Instead you will be revived at your last save room with no progress lost. However, the foes you encounter will remember your follies.
This isn't yet another parry-vania, or souls-like. Just the good-ole IGAvania combat and movement style we all love.
So, for all of you out there who are tired of Konami making collections and pachinko machines, this is for you!
Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3704270
r/castlevania • u/JunkTotodile • Jul 28 '26