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Koji Igarashi presents the spiritual successor to Castlevania: Symphony of the Night with a map that is 2x bigger that follows Miriam, an orphan looking for a way to reverse an alchemist's curse. As she slowly crystallizes, she will battle through a castle filled with danger all in order to track down the summoner Gebel and reverse her condition. Powers, spells, weapons and equipment - choose what best suits your style as you fight through the demon-infested castle.

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A Castlevania Clone That Meets Expectations

Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night fills a need for console gaming that Konami didn't address for years.

Make no mistake, Bloodstained is a Castlevania clone. For those who do not know the story behind Bloodstained, here's a really short summation. One of the former producers of Castlevania, Koji Igarashi, wanted to make another game and went through Kickstarter to get funding. Over 5 million dollars was pledged so the game Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night got started. It took a long time for the game to get made but it was worth the wait.

The story isn't about Dracula, but it could definitely fit into that universe. The main character in the game is Miriam, who sets out on an adventure to take down her friend Gebel who is in control of a castle filled with demons. A group of me...

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