Corny, goofy, great themes, and fun. One of the most explorative and creative experiences for your heart and blind eye. The inverted castle is unfinished but still fun. The realization Dracula had of his love for humans at the end of the game when Alucard drags it out of him is genuinely heartwarming and sweet, and also features a bad ending that's satisfying enough to also feel content with ending it there. Although the inverted castle and true ending are worth going on for. Play it anyway you can. A case of a game really just being that good.