Almost an idle game, mostly a bullet-hell roguelike, Vampire Survivors is a breakout hit in the early-access scene.
Infernax is tough as nails, bloody as hell, and damn good.
30 Years Later: Super Castlevania IV In late September of 1987, Tokyo-based game development company Konami released Castlevania for the Nintendo Family Computer (or Famicom) in...
Super Castlevania IV is just as much a love letter to the franchise as it is the definitive, one-of-a-kind Castlevania experience.
It’s Castlevania‘s 35th anniversary this week, and it’s kind of too bad. Much like the Metroid anniversary that recently passed, there’s not a whole lot to celebrate in...
Top 5 Castlevania Games Vampires, bats, whips, spells, castles…what’s the first thing that comes to mind when hearing these words? Elder Scrolls maybe? Twilight perhaps? Of...
Life is not a fairy tale, and neither is Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest.
Castlevania (1986)— A Retrospective The first Castlevania game was released on the Japan-only Famicom Disk System as Akumajou Draculaon, September 26, 1986, and later released in...
For four years, Konami failed to carry Symphony of the Night’s momentum, leaving it to a 2001 launch title for the Game Boy Advance to usher...
Revisiting Devil May Cry 2001 Shigeru Miyamoto’s Super Mario 64 defined contemporary 3D platforming: that’s a fact. Before the diminutive plumber made the transition to a lesser-flat plane of...
