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Three incredible action adventure games from the Castlevania series have finally returned, for the first time! But wait, there's more! Haunted Castle Revisited, a redesigned version of the very first Castlevania arcade game, makes its debut!
Castlevania Dominus Collection is a metroidvania, action and action rpg game
developed and published by KONAMI.
Released on August 27th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 6 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain and Japanese.
It has received 2,130 reviews of which 2,030 were positive and 100 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for less on Instant Gaming.
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Windows
- OS: Windows10 64bit
- Processor: Intel Core i5 6400
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 530 nVidia Geforce GT730
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 1500 MB available space
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Order of Ecclesia alone is worth the price of admission, but you also get the two other great Nintendo DS games and both the original version and a remake of the arcade edition of Castlevania, "Haunted Castle," So thats kinda cool, I guess. Of all the Castlvania collections so far, this one seems the most polished with multiple save slots and other feature that weren't in the Anniversary or Advance collections.
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Three impeccable Castlevania titles... I had previously played Dawn of Sorrow (which is itself a direct sequel to Aria of Sorrow, from the Advance/GBA Collection), but this was my first time playing through both Portrait of Ruin and Order of Ecclesia. Genuinely they are all great games, but for me Order is the pinnacle of Castlevania because of how it mixes elements of the classic titles (pre-Symphony of the Night) while also being a great metroidvania as well. On the other hand Portrait is my favorite of the games that are pretty much evolutions of SotN. Ergo if you like SotN but not classic titles, you will probably love Portrait and Dawn, but if you like both, I believe you will love Order the most. Try them all, they're all great. Order is probably the hardest Castlevania that isn't a classic title but I think that's part of what makes it great. You have to actually juggle different loadouts on the fly to deal with different rooms of enemies if you don't want to keep swapping weapons in the pause menu constantly. You'll be mindful of things like type weaknesses and so on as well. It's a helpful system to interact with without being too overbearing (which I felt like Circle was guilty of). My overall tier list of metroidvania-style Castlevania games, and where these rank among them: 1. Symphony of the Night (10/10) 2. Order of Ecclesia (9/10) 3. Portrait of Ruin (8.5/10) 4. Aria of Sorrow (8/10) & Dawn of Sorrow (8/10) (tied for 4th) 6. Harmony of Dissonance (7/10) 7. Circle of the Moon (6.5/10) In a way Order of Ecclesia actually uses a lot of Circle's ideas, like combining two powers together to make a new one (which we later saw in Harmony), and an order of vampire hunters that operate in the absence of the Belmonts. If anything it is kind of like Igarashi's answer to Circle as he was not involved in its creation. It also has a similar but far more sensible difficulty curve. The main thing that's different about Order is the map style. The first half of the game takes place in relatively brief linear style levels which have _some_ maze-like design but are otherwise very straightforward to navigate (this is basically what Castlevania used to be like). Eventually you will get to Dracula's castle and it will be an interconnected map like what you are used to if you've played SotN or the titles afterwards. It definitely cuts down on being lost and you always have access to a main hub to return to at any time if you get into a sticky situation or need to re-up on consumables. Basically it has this really elegant balance of exploration but also without being too overly confusing to navigate which was a problem particularly in the GBA era titles. Anyway, in short-- I love these games and these three in particular are some of the greatest of them all, so I highly recommend.
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Short Review : Castlevania Dominus Collection is about the three DS titles of Castlevania series, all three has no relevant to each other aside that the main theme is about the lord of darkness Dracula, Each title in the collection has their own unique gameplay as a side scroller game on their own and after playing the entire collection, the optimization in this game is good, from the screen resolution to the adjustable screens and even the QoL features like backtrack or region change. Back to Topic: The game is a host of three of the best of the series, being Dawn of Sorrow a fan favorite due to Aria of Sorrow's fame in the GBA, Portrait of Ruin which host the dual character gameplay and Order of Ecclesia which was the last real Igavania 2D side scroller game for the series. Each game has alternate modes, Dawn of Sorrow has Julius mode where you use Julius, Yoko and Alucard which shows a unique final boss being Soma Cruz himself after the bad ending , Portrait of Ruin has two mode which is Sisters mode where you play as the two vampire sisters Stella and Loretta along with the Richter mode in which you play as Richter Belmont and Maria Renard from Rondo of Blood, lastly Order of Ecclesia has Albus mode where you play as Albus after seeing how badass he was in the game, all in all this collection boast a large amount of replayability from the entire Souls system of Soma Cruz, Mastery System of Jonathan, Various spells of Charlotte, and the Glyphs system of Shanoa. In terms of comparability in playing the collection, I suggest going from Dawn of Sorrow first then Portrait of Ruin then Order of Ecclesia since the progression in the game tends to be brutal, dawn of sorrow can be a breeze by Soma's normal attack and even some souls while Portrait of Ruin can be tricky since some enemies are weak to physical being Jonathan and magical through Charlotte while Order of Ecclesia is the most brutal due to how most enemies can basically kill you seeing their absurd damage scaling as you progress and even then the enemy weakness in the game is brutal since it not only affects physical and magical but also elements along with bash, pierce and slash weaknesses. As for being in steam, it has steam achievements quite easy since all you need to do is clear each games true ending and play the alternate game modes aside from that steam cloud works well for saving your progress not to mention controller support is good. Overall, the collection gave new generations of fans and old the ability to play the three DS games instead of letting them rot and now that Dominus Collection is playable with its three title from various platforms, the three DS games are probably the most modded games in the series so add that if you want even more things to do in the game. Forgot to mention about the Haunted Castle but this title is only for hardcore fans since I doubt most people would even play this or notice it seeing its an arcade remake but for the true fans its definitely a plus for nostalgia and the feels. Last Note : At least Konami realized as they released this collection, thank Devs Konami for even releasing such a good collection that it was worth the wait not to mention knowing your castlevania series is alive the reviews speaks of the game's goodness, I rate it a solid 10/10 in terms of experience truly a solid Castlevania experience.
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Peak Castlevania. Each game here is unquestionably good, and they added high quality music instead of the compressed versions from the original.
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Castlevania is awesome. These games are awesome. Haunted Castle revisited is such a fucking gift of a game. It's incredibly budget but it's brimming with charm and appeal. I'm glad a new generation of gamers can CHARLOTTE, JONATHAN, CHARLOTTE, JONATHAN, CHARLOTTE, JONATHAN, CHARLOTTE, JONATHAN, CHARLOTTE, JONATHAN, CHARLOTTE, JONATHAN, CHARLOTTE, JONATHAN, CHARLOTTE, JONATHAN, CHARLOTTE, JONATHAN, CHARLOTTE, JONATHAN.
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Castlevania Dominus Collection is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam.
Castlevania Dominus Collection is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 24.99€ on Steam.
Castlevania Dominus Collection received 2,030 positive votes out of a total of 2,130 achieving an impressive rating of 9.08.
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Castlevania Dominus Collection was developed and published by KONAMI.
Castlevania Dominus Collection is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Castlevania Dominus Collection is not playable on MacOS.
Castlevania Dominus Collection is not playable on Linux.
Castlevania Dominus Collection is a single-player game.
Castlevania Dominus Collection does not currently offer any DLC.
Castlevania Dominus Collection does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Castlevania Dominus Collection does not support Steam Remote Play.
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KONAMI
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