Castlevania - Dracula's Dance
A downloadable game for Windows
Castlevania rises again. It is up to the famous vampire killer, Richter Belmont, to journey through the castle, defeating the 5 classic Dracula's servants: giant bat, Medusa, Mummy, Frankestein's monster and Death itself, while avoiding many traps and obstacles along the way!
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This is the reworking of a complete classicvania using the briliant engine created by Obivanhelgen (now known as Siactro, creator of Macbat64 and Kiwi64).
It was once released as a one-level game, having Death as the boss at the end of the level, called "Castlevania Dracula X - Death's Dance".
Now, with his permission, some work was put into translating his code, originally in german, and after understanding how it all worked, a full Castlevania Experience on rpgmaker is completed.
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This is good start but it could use some polish. The esc key should bring up a menu or at least an exit option. Jumping feels a little awkward as well. Keep at it. This could be a great bridge between the classics and SOTN.
thanks for the feedback.
I could revisit this game in the future and fix some bugs / polish some stuff, but for now, i guess i'm not in the gamedev mood.
Still, thanks for giving it a chance and playing it. If you feel like it, i've made other games that you can check :)
please port it on android
if you install easyrpg on android and put the game in the right folder, it can be played on your phone.
so in logic term imma emulate it?
aint that pirating?
this is a free fan game that was made from the ground up using original code. It's not pirating.
no no I meant me using easy rpg apk without having a mobile port of le game
But the point of easyrpg is take rpgmaker2003 games that would run only on windows, and be able to run it on other platforms, i.e. android and mac.
You could say that the games made in this engine are multi-platform by default, being that the support to play on other systems using easyrpg is official, and encouraged by developers.