Just vibes and very chill ones. Unfortunately the ending made me exceptionally depressed. Also the gameplay is a little tiny bit subpar but a very beautiful game indeed.

Very fun albeit a little easy, the Julius Belmot, Soma interactions were very cool especially the numerous endings you could get.

Where to begin… glorious timeless gaming. One of the best games I’ve ever played hands down. The enemy designs and map layout are so fun and so dynamic. It’s a game that invites you to discover Dracula’s castle and every extra hour spent looking for something new is always, always rewarded - though not necessary to finish the game.

The inverted castle segment is just as fun and offers so many differences within the same castle to keep it engaging and entertaining. The music is breathtaking and the endless variety of tools at your disposal allows a huge range of ways to take on the castle and its inhabitants. Furthermore, being able to link parts of the castle together was extremely fun and never got boring, tracing my steps again and again after unlocking something new.

Alucard’s little animations have a great charm to them and so much personality, as do so many of the little animations you can find. As I mentioned, it’s a game that rewards discovery and if I could talk about each and every one of them I’d have to write a 3 part book. I love Castlevania so much.

Unreal game, much more difficult than the other DS releases and entirely rewarding. The music is beautiful from start to finish and the enemy designs are so imaginative and fun, each one offering new ways to take advantage of the glyphs. The artistry is amazing and unique monsters like the jersey devil, references to bubba sawyer etc from minds that understand the unique aesthetics and hallmarks of horror and folklore.

Order of Ecclesia, as the rest of the Castlevania games, holds a distinct gothic aesthetic and feel with a great stand alone story which was engaging both in character and lore. Very fun side quests too which helped the world building.

My first entry into the DS Castlevania games and one I enjoyed a lot. Beautiful design, well crafted and interesting routes around a huge castle accompanied with great sounds and overall design and appearance. Had an incredible amount of fun playing this on the 2ds and exploring the map.

86 hours on my first run and no regrets

I’m simple. I see all my fave characters getting a happy ending, fun combat and nice additions (gummiphone + bistro) and I’m immediately satisfied.

A straightforward, fun and charming game while ending quite depressingly. The characters were lovable in their own ways and the combat was very fun, if not slightly busted.
The final episode ‘true’ boss was amazing, and I enjoyed seeing the story from different perspectives and how it linked to kingdom hearts as we know.

Gameplay doesn’t bother me much considering I played it on my non foldable 2ds. While it can be repetitive in terms of missions, Roxas’ story and little lines are heartbreaking to read. Highly recommend playing it alongside watching the cutscene movie as the story really is worth it.

I feel whole again…. THANKYOU SQUARE ENIX.

Light work no reaction (killed myself at the ending)

Shoutout to my mii that went to space for 10k coins and brought me back a Martian Rock worth 100.

Good, simple and charming game, great return to childhood. Repetitive but not in a way where it’s necessarily a negative. The end credits roll once a child has grown up anyway, and it’s easy to experience so many things in a short time without it being overbearing or tiresome. Very charming and special.

For a game that was initially developed as a DLC i think it’s amazing, and people have to bear this in mind when playing. Visually stunning and adds so many more layers to Chloe. Loved her and Nadine’s relationship development too and overall it’s just a great little game for Uncharted fans.