The gimmick is that you could play as a werewolf character and explore some new areas of the castle. Not even a year passed before Konami churned out this ho-hum sequel to the critically panned Castlevania 64.
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness (1999 – Nintendo 64) Not even another appearance by the renowned Alucard could save this game.Ģ4. The game was visual step back and suffers from stale gameplay and boring level design. Sonia Belmont’s quest to destroy Dracula was originally a prequel to the rest of the series until Konami blasted it from the official timeline. To imagine that such a lackluster Castlevania game could release a year after the glorious Symphony of the Night is mind-boggling. Where does your favorite vampire-hunting adventure fall on my list?Ģ5. I’ve lined up every Castlevania game I’ve ever played (pretty much all of them), reflected on them, and ranked each based off my personal preference. Other times, they’re dark abominations that should be doused in holy water and impaled with a stake. Sometimes these new incarnations return to the series’ traditional action-platforming roots or deliver surprising gameplay evolutions. Like Dracula himself, new entries in the storied Castlevania series return year after year. Note: This article was originally posted before the release of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate and Lords of Shadow 2.
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