After putting off SOTN for years, due to it not clicking with me at first, I'm so happy to say that after revisiting and finishing the game, it's peak. Exploring the castle just gets more and more fun as you gain more weapons and abilities, and backtracking to areas once you feel prepared and taking down whatever obstacle was in your way felt so satisfying and rewarding, I love how much side content there was too, this is the first time I've played a game where it felt GOOD to get lost. The combat was fun, and for the most part enemy design was great (except for the BlueVenusWeed and any flea enemies I HATED those) The music is iconic and while there isn't too much dialogue, the cast was still memorable and enjoyable :)) will definitely be checking out more games in the series after this, glad I gave it another chance.
MUITO FODAAAAAAAAAA PENA QUE FICA MUITO FACIL NO FINAAAAAAAAAL MAS MUUITO FOOOOOOOODAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
what the heck they really put this game on a Tiger handheld lol!
definitely played the game btw
definitely played the game btw
(I'm logging the Tiger version beacuse the cover is cooler, and it's the closest one to the original release, I played the Requiem version for PS4).
Wow, just wow, I'm speechless, I was reluctant to play Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, afet not enjoying so much Aria of Sorrow (usually placed in the same standart as SotN), but I'm glad this is indeed one of the best games I've ever played. I played this game non-stop for over 3 days, beating it in around 10 hours, using some walkthroughs when I got stuck for too long, I genuinelly can't remember when was the last time I got so hooked to a game, RDR2 maybe.
Once Alucard jumps that fucking bridge I literally couldn't stop playing, this might be the best metroidvania I've ver experienced, rivalizing with Hollow Knight only (which is more metroid than vania). This game is flooded with content, tons and tons of items (so many that it's actually confusing to navigate through your inventory sometimes), an abrouptly large bestiary, TWO fucking castles that are extremely fun to explore, and WHAT IS A MAN?
I'd absolutely recommend this to anyone and everyone.
Wow, just wow, I'm speechless, I was reluctant to play Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, afet not enjoying so much Aria of Sorrow (usually placed in the same standart as SotN), but I'm glad this is indeed one of the best games I've ever played. I played this game non-stop for over 3 days, beating it in around 10 hours, using some walkthroughs when I got stuck for too long, I genuinelly can't remember when was the last time I got so hooked to a game, RDR2 maybe.
Once Alucard jumps that fucking bridge I literally couldn't stop playing, this might be the best metroidvania I've ver experienced, rivalizing with Hollow Knight only (which is more metroid than vania). This game is flooded with content, tons and tons of items (so many that it's actually confusing to navigate through your inventory sometimes), an abrouptly large bestiary, TWO fucking castles that are extremely fun to explore, and WHAT IS A MAN?
I'd absolutely recommend this to anyone and everyone.
Nota: 10,0/10
Finalmente terminei essa desgraça. Jogo aos passar dos anos, ainda é extremamente atual, criativo, trilha sonora maravilhosa, arte design linda pra caralho, este jogo é definição de criatividade, é uma obra de arte. Já suas história em bem razoável e consistente, gameplay carregar 99% deste jogo.
Finalmente terminei essa desgraça. Jogo aos passar dos anos, ainda é extremamente atual, criativo, trilha sonora maravilhosa, arte design linda pra caralho, este jogo é definição de criatividade, é uma obra de arte. Já suas história em bem razoável e consistente, gameplay carregar 99% deste jogo.