It feels a lot like Symphony of the Night, complete with a ginormous castle for you to explore that hides dozens if not hundreds of secrets. So, yeah, if you liked what you saw in the Castlevania anime and would like to play a game that follows a different set of characters in a familiar setting, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is for you. Very few can actually replicate the magic though, which makes Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night quite the rarity.Ĭoincidentally, the game is made by former Castlevania lead producer, Koji Igarashi, who was behind Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, which also served as an inspiration for the Castlevania anime series.
There's no shortage of good Castlevania games, as well as games that take inspiration from the Castlevania series. Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night Ritual of the Night is a great intro to Metroidvania games if you're new to the genre. Just like how you can rewatch the Castlevania anime over and over again, especially if you want a more detailed re-watch, Bloodborne has dozens of reasons for you to sink more than a hundred hours and still find something new to enjoy in the game. Speaking of the anime, Bloodborne also has infinite replay value.
With more medieval and macabre monster designs, as well as the emphasis on exploring villages instead of expansive castles, Hidetaka Miyazaki's arguably best Souls game yet wears its Castlevania aesthetic influence on its gothic cityscape sleeve.Īnyone who loved the Castlevania anime series will surely love getting lost in Bloodborne's rich environment, complete with the same flashy spells that Sypha loves to throw around in the Castlevania anime. However, the PlayStation exclusive, Bloodborne, shines as the most appropriate inclusion.
If we're being honest, any single one of the Souls game belongs on this list.
Bloodborne Bloodborne's setting should remind you a lot of Castlevania.
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