The iconic game from the beloved Castlevania series finally comes to mobile. This direct port of the classic console action RPG lets you jump, dash and slash your way through Dracula’s vast castle as Alucard while encountering a unique array of enemies and characters along the way.
Rediscover the world of Castlevania with one of its original groundbreaking games and renowned music and graphics.
□Features
Fully compatible with game controllers
New continue feature
Unlock achievements with hard-fought battle milestones
Available in 6 languages: English, Japanese, German, French, Italian, Spanish
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3.29 out of 5
7 ratings
in Israel
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Almost great
My one issue is the controls.
Controls: They are well placed on a iPhone X and up but the touch area is too small not to miss attacks or jumps. I won’t bring a controller on commute. Too difficult to play.
And using a controller doesn’t allow to use touch at the same time. Meaning I can’t equip new items or see the map unless I disconnect the controller!
Visuals: I’m ok with the font choice. The pixelization is I think the correct choice at least for the sprites. It looks clean. Maybe higher resolution 3D models if it hasn’t been tested?
Sound: I don’t have an opinion yet. Mainly played on mute on commute.
Other: I really really appreciate auto save, I didn’t get used yet to the equip menu ever though it looks better organized.
I’m ready to replay the game when the controls will be enough for the hard bosses
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Game crashed using iPad.
Shame...
Why like this
The games crashes and won’t even start
A Bit of a Weird Version of the Original
I’d give it 3.5/5 if I could but decided to round it up out of respect to the game’s legacy.
All in all it’s Castlevania, but I don’t see why they had to re-record the voice. Plus, there seems to be a bad attempt at modernizing the game (menu, new text, added background story - the castle’s name is NOT Castlevania). An option to smooth out the pixelation would’ve been welcome too.
I thought there was nothing wrong with the original and if you’re techy enough to install a PS1 emulator on iPadOS/iOS, you should definitely play that version instead.
