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Bloodstained’s Designers Had To Prove Bosses Could Be Beaten With Only A Dagger

Nintendo

1 year ago

Bloodstained’s Designers Had To Prove Bosses Could Be Beaten With Only A Dagger

Heather Alexandra

1

Bloodstained: Ritual Of The Night: The Kotaku Review

PlayStation

1 year ago

Bloodstained: Ritual Of The Night: The Kotaku Review

Joshua Rivera

6

Bloodstained Is Goth Fun In An All-Too-Familiar Package

PC

1 year ago

Bloodstained Is Goth Fun In An All-Too-Familiar Package

Joshua Rivera

Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is a very good solution to a problem we haven’t really had for years: a dearth of side-scrolling exploration games with role-playing bells and whistles. The long-gestating, Kickstarted return of celebrated developer and Castlevania: Symphony of the Night mastermind Koji Igarashi, Bloodstained, does fans of…

Bloodstained: Ritual Of The Night Doesn’t Feel Quite Right In Its Latest Demo

In Real Life

2 years ago

Bloodstained: Ritual Of The Night Doesn’t Feel Quite Right In Its Latest Demo

Ethan Gach

5

Circle Of The Moon Is Secretly The Best Castlevania Game

In Real Life

3 years ago

Circle Of The Moon Is Secretly The Best Castlevania Game

Heather Alexandra

3

The original Castlevania released 31 years ago on the Famicom in Japan. It launched a franchise that dominated games for decades. But there’s one game in the series that’s woefully underappreciated, the Game Boy Advance’s Circle of the Moon.

The Man Behind Bloodstained Talks Konami And Kickstarter Pressure

In Real Life

3 years ago

The Man Behind Bloodstained Talks Konami And Kickstarter Pressure

Heather Alexandra

4

Bloodstained: Ritual Of The Night Is Now A Nintendo Switch Game

In Real Life

4 years ago

Bloodstained: Ritual Of The Night Is Now A Nintendo Switch Game

Brian Ashcraft

11

The Successor To Castlevania Finally Revealed

In Real Life

6 years ago

The Successor To Castlevania Finally Revealed

Brian Ashcraft

9

Koji Igarashi is best known for work on countless Castlevania games. He’s left Konami and is now ready to work on a new one. It’s not called Castlevania. It’s not for Konami. But it might just be what fans have been eagerly awaiting.