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Castlevania: SotN Pros

✓ ExceptionalCastlevania SOTN has always been one of my favorite PS1 games. I’ve fondly talked about it for the past 20+ years to other gamers since I’ve first played it. I deeply regretted selling it, only wanting to buy another copy of it. (In which it is selling between $80-several hundred dollars.) Initially seeing it available in the App Store, I was skeptical. Could it really transfer well to an iPhone &/or iPad? Would I even like SOTN as much as I did in the past? The answer is an emphatic “YES!” to both questions. I tip my hat to Konami and Apple for making this a reality. I hope they will also release Harmony Of Dissonance, as well as Aria Of Sorrow. Please may it be, and thank you for bringing SOTN back as it once was..Martonosi77Version: 1.0.1

✓ This port is awesome!SOTN is, in my opinion, the beat Castlevania game. I had low expectations for a mobile version of such an incredible game, but holy cow it’s great! I haven’t tried playing with touch controls yet bc I've always struggled using them in other games. Luckily, it is FULLY compatible with game controllers :) I paired my Xbox controller via Bluetooth, and launched the game to see the very first screen acknowledging the gamepad. It even changes up the UI to match what buttons to push. (RB LB to switch between menu tabs, button combos for special moves/spells) Lastly, if you want to know about cheats, they also work. Name your character X-X!V’’Q to enable luck mode and see what I mean :).Rio_GVersion: 1.0.0

Castlevania: SotN Cons

✗ Desperately needs custom controlsI mean for $3 you’re essentially getting one of the greatest games ever made, and playable anywhere now. But the sad fact of the matter is: this port is completely broken (read: unplayable) by terrible, virtual touch buttons. On the surface there are cool ergonomic additions, like shortcut for spells (likely due to the terribly unresponsive virtual D-pad), but the equipped hand/ attack buttons are way too small, and there is currently no way to resize or reposition them (we’re in 2020; this oversight is inexcusable!). Half of the time the attacks don’t even register — forget about trying to even jump-attack. The static screen-space-hogging D-Pad also makes using Subweapons extremely frustrating and unreliable, often turning Alucard around instead. And I’m playing on an SE, so the buttons are in fact miniscule! KONAMI: Fix these game breaking issues and I’ll revise my review.Groupie101Version: 1.0.0

✗ Buggy, but forgivableCastlevania SOTN has been my favorite video game ever since it came out in 1997. I’ve played it through dozens of times. I was looking forward to having it with me on my phone, even without physical buttons. Overall, it’s a faithful port. I miss the original voiceovers, and the script has changed sightly. The 1-touch spells are a nice translation: key combos would be difficult. The item screen is totally redesigned and allows for filtering, which is nice. However, the Mist is very difficult to use when it needs to be activated mid-jump (as in the library.) The responsiveness just isn’t there. Worse, there are some bugs that should have been caught on a simple play through. The Clock statue doesn’t open after the prerequisite 1 minute wait: you have to close the game, copy a new save file, and play from the new save file. Also, when I got the Sword Familiar card, it instead gave me two Fairy Familiars. Which is interesting: I have no idea what to do with two Fairy Familiars. For getting a decent SOTN gameplay fix, it’s passable. But for the real SOTN experience, I’ll stick to other platforms. ...amending my review: the Sword card is in a different location than in the original game. But I still have two Fairy cards. Also, the Sword Brothers Glitch has been fixed. Unfortunately..BjtaraVersion: 1.0.1

Is Castlevania: SotN legit?

✅ Yes. Castlevania: SotN is legit, but not 100% legit to us. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 1,652 Castlevania: SotN user reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, AppSupports Legitimacy Score for Castlevania: SotN is 77.2/100.

Is Castlevania: SotN safe?

✅ Yes. Castlevania: SotN is quiet safe to use. This is based on our NLP analysis of over 1,652 user reviews sourced from the IOS appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 3.9/5. AppSupports Safety Score for Castlevania: SotN is 77.7/100.

Should I download Castlevania: SotN?

✅ There have been no security reports that makes Castlevania: SotN a dangerous app to use on your smartphone right now.