with the other giving you the look of Soma Cruz from Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow. All of which is a bonus on top of the existing DLC’s offerings, which include Alucard’s gear, shapeshifting ...

Konami released Lament of Innocence on the PS2 in 2003. Dawn of Sorrow represents another first for the series as it’s the first Castlevania DS game, releasing in 2005. To completely follow what’s ...

Castlevania Dominus Collection consists of three classic games from the Castlevania series and a new remake of the original Haunted Castle arcade game. For Dawn of Sorrow, you play as Soma Cruz, who ...

Steam offers a diverse library of single-player games for adults juggling work and other responsibilities. The recommended ...

Battle against the tide of Sorrow in the simple perfection of Soma Cruz’s timeless style! Wearing the coat, high-neck black shirt and silver chain, sleek blue slacks, and high boots of the protagonist ...

Debuting in 1986 on the NES, Konami's Castlevania is one of gaming's longest-running and most celebrated franchises.

While there are a lot of games to choose from in these collections, I’d start with the best of the best: Aria of Sorrow, Dracula X, or Super Castlevania IV (sorry, Symphony of the Night isn’t ...

The official website for the all-female Takarazaka Revue announced on Tuesday that its Flower Troupe (Hanagumi) will perform a stage musical adaptation based on Konami's Castlevania video game ...

The list of new playable survivors includes familiar Castlevania characters like Simon, Richter, and Trevor Belmont; Sypha and Yoko Belnades; half-vampire Alucard; and even some deeper cuts.

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Vampire Survivors, a not so thinly veiled homage to Castlevania, is finally bringing its unofficial source material out of the shadows and into ...

Vampire Survivors' Ode to Castlevania DLC is absolutely massive, adding a whole new map, new characters, weapons, and more to the already addictive single-stick roguelite. If you're having trouble ...

Perhaps the most obvious collaboration in the history of video game collaborations is finally arriving this Halloween when Konami lends its Castlevania IP to Poncle’s Vampire Survivors.