The story centers around the eternal conflict between the Taking place in 1792, Rondo of Blood is set in the fictional universe of the Castlevania Its direct sequel, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, reuses many of the monsters. Rondo of Blood also features the Item Crash ability reused in subsequent Castlevania titles, which allows a sub-weapon to be used in a super attack. Items such as money, hearts, and food can be found scattered throughout the areas. Monsters, and boss monster that the player character encounters at the end of the level. Makes use of untimed stages with a clear beginning, but more than oneĮnding to some levels this then affects the subsequent environment,
Games which typically featured linear gameplay and a member of theīelmont clan as the protagonist, and the later entries which emphasized Rondo of Blood incorporates elements from the earlier Castlevania The way back, but she takes much more damage each time she is hit. Shoots out return to her and therefore can do a second hit of damage on She is more agile, can do a double jump, and can do twice the amount ofĭamage that Richter does in each normal attack because the doves she
She attacks using her doves and one of six sub-weapons: a white tiger kitten, dragon whelp, baby phoenix, turtle, egg or musical notes. While exploring the castle, Richter can rescue four maidens, including his distant relative Maria Renard who then becomes a playable character. Richter makes use of a whip as his main weapon and one of six sub-weapons: an axe, a dagger, holy water, a grimoire, a pocket watch, and a cross. The objective is to guide the primary player character Richter Belmont through nine stages, with four alternate routes, as he searches for his kidnapped beloved Annette and ultimately confronts Dracula in his castle. In 2021, Limited Run Games announced an English release for the TurboDuo. The title is also playable on the TurboGrafx-16 Mini. In 2018, the game was included along with Symphony of the Night within the Castlevania Requiem collection for the PlayStation 4.
In 2008, the original game was released for the Wii's Virtual Console service in Japan and for the North American and PAL regions in 2010. The game was remade for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System as Castlevania: Dracula X in 1995, and the PlayStation Portable as Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles in 2007.
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