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I saw advertisements and the game's high ratings, but I was surprised to hear it's a turn-based game and Metroidvania. It seems strange to me, especially since I've played 80 to 90 MV games. I was really surprised to hear it was a turn-based game. So, wha do you think?

. In every playthrough, I still remember this area: the weeping statues in the mountains and the quiet, melancholic music, so different from the rest. I love the idea of ​​using wind; it's a kind of trick that, once you understand it, explains why you die so often and teaches you how to use nature to your advantage. I also love the amount of secrets it holds, and it was probably the area where I died the most the first time I played the game. I think that's why most people dislike it, especially because of the gravity. But I've never been frustrated while playing it; I always find it special.

and for huge fan for castlevania franchise is so wonderful

A great expansion for one of my all-time favorite games. I'm sure we'll get a third DLC soon, and it'll probably include a new weapon What do you expect to see in the DLC?

As a huge fan of the Castlevania franchise, I thoroughly enjoyed this DLC. I loved the numerous references to games in the series like SotN and Super Castlevania 4. I loved the Dracula-inspired area design, as well as the zombies and axe armor all classic castlevania enemies tips. The servant system, directly from SotN familiar system, and the new weapon—a whip—were also a direct reference to the Vampire killer and the Belmont clun. The final boss was truly amazing. My only complaint about this DLC, besides its brevity, is the frequent use of the mini boss you fight at the beginning. But apart from that, it was fantastic; I finished it in about four hours of gameplay.

absolutely peak