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One of the few Castlevania games not to star a Belmont or one of Dracula’s relatives, this chronicles Nathan Graves attempting to rescue his best friend and his mentor from a revived Dracula’s evil influence.
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Overall: In a lot of ways, this game is a weird one out: The magic system is unique. There’s no hidden ending or extra hidden game section. The characters never appear before or since. I suspect that they were testing out new directions and features based on what worked in Symphony, and then backstepped on a bunch of them for Harmony of Dissonance.
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Overall: In a lot of ways, this game is a weird one out: The magic system is unique. There’s no hidden ending or extra hidden game section. The characters never appear before or since. I suspect that they were testing out new directions and features based on what worked in Symphony, and then backstepped on a bunch of them for Harmony of Dissonance.
