Reviews from

in the past


incredible artwork (both the pixel art and the castlevania inspired one) and music, the gameplay feels boring tho

You know you're in for a marvelous kusoge when there are 3 contrasting artstyles and they all look stolen.

El mejor ejemplo de cómo, aportando un pequeño giro a la fórmula castlevania, se puede conseguir algo fresco a la vez que familiar. Y lo cierto es que los bullet hells no están tan lejos de los Cv como puedan parecer. Al final estos últimos siempre han ido de esquivar proyectiles con trayectorias extrañas al tiempo que atacas en horizontal.

i dropped this game learning that you can't save I might pick it up later So far this game is pretty Mid Music and artworks are fucking beautiful tho

people pretend this game isnt a broken piece of shit. ill respect fan efforts but damn man. i also had to install a VM to even run this thing. if you're considering doing that because you also cant run it, it's not worth it


Beat in an hour, stages are pointless and the game might as well be a boss rush but the bosses are jokes too since you can out damage them with Cirno with no effort. The decision to give the players 20 lives for every single level also ruins any form of challenge. Music is the obvious highlight

The visuals and soundtrack are great, but the gameplay is... pretty bad to say the least. There's a combination of everything being too fast and too large at the same time, the movement feels like an awkward middle ground between classic castlevania and igavania movement, and there's basically no feedback on hitting enemies and getting hit by enemies.

Just pretend that this game doesn't exist and play the sequel instead, which fixes all the issues I mentioned and more.

It's good but it doesn't excuse some of the obnoxious bosses in this game. I'm sure there a method to not take damage in some of the tougher bosses in later stages, but my god is it annoying trying to dodge them all. Flying is okay-ish but I wish you didn't move as slow in it. Solid game but it does have its problems.