A new generation of Belmont shows the franchise is still going strong with a compelling adventure available on consoles and PCs.
Evil Empire's Ben Laulan revealed that another iteration involved making the game too fast paced in the vein of roguelite title Dead Cells.
Evil Empire's latest may cater to Castlevania fans who waited years for a new entry, but as a Metroidvania, it left me wanting.
Castlevania is making a proper comeback, with Evil Empire’s Dead Cells pedigree making sure this isn’t the monster slaying yarn you remember.
Rose looks quite proficient at wielding the Arcana Whip, and the chance to try it hands-on ahead of the game’s release is irresistible.
It’s always a joy to join a Belmont on an adventure, and the chance to begin one ahead of schedule is certainly welcome.
Bloody Tears has been rearranged for Evil Empire's take on Konami's Metroidvania series, and it's every bit as good as ever.
Rose and Trevor are in good hands, but it's Isaac and that demented cackle of his that have us really excited to dive into this one.
A new Belmont with a familiar whip and the late 15th-century Paris setting makes this one quite a lovely choice to play on the go.
Along with announcing the release date, the new trailer showcased plenty of gameplay from the upcoming 2D sidescrolling Metroidvania title.
As a new, mysterious Belmont, players will traverse 1499 Paris to stop the rise of monsters and presumably slay Dracula.
Other titles confirmed to appear include Alabaster Dawn, Windrose, Dead as Disco, Risk of Rain 2, Alkahest and much more.
"This is the beginning of numerous new products around Castlevania," said Konami in a message on the Belmont's Curse website.
As the last surviving scion of the monster-hunter family, Trevor Belmont embarks on a new adventure from the Dead Cells developer.
As a gaming platform, the PC has the biggest game library of any other platform out there. This makes picking just 60 incredibly difficult.
The Prince is back in a new time-bending adventure, this time with a rogue-lite twist from the team behind Dead Cells.
Blending stylish parkour, blistering combat, and intuitive synergy building, The Rogue Prince of Persia is shaping up to be this summer’s roguelike frontrunner.
Evil Empire's rogue-lite take on the classic side-scrolling platforming franchise is seemingly exiting early access today.
The PC version is confirmed to release out of early access in August but Ubisoft and Evil Empire have yet to announce other versions.
The gorgeous side-scrolling action rogue-lite comes from the team behind Dead Cells and follows The Prince on a time-looping adventure.
