Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Player Reviews

The visceral snap of the Vampire Killer whip, lavish Baroque Gothic environments, and a thunderous symphonic score effortlessly capture the timeless essence of vintage Castlevania. Melding sub-weapon synergies into modern kinetic combos delivers a punchy rhythm to combat encounters, underscored by visually striking multi-phase boss set pieces. However, the game

Really good. Not HK good, but very good.

I mostly had fun, the visuals are awesome and some the weapons are fun to utilize. It's definitely too easy and lacks puzzle and enemy variety. Worth the time but well off the top level of the genre.

Those hoping for an atmosphere in the vein of Symphony of the Night, Aria of Sorrow or Rondo of Blood might find themselves disappointed by Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse. While the gameplay is fluid and solid; featuring challenging platforming sections and punchy combat, it lacks a full-fledged RPG system with equipment such

Great Castlevania game, I like the new platforming style, swinging with the whip. So much fun. I prefer this art style over the pixel art style. I also like that it has great assessabilities, custom difficulties.

Castlevania has been modernized to compete against other great metroidvanias of the modern era and it has greatly succeeded in that task. Fluid traversal options, really fun and engaging combat, lots of secrets, and an art style that once you warm up to quickly becomes one of the best looking