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Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow
A port of Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow included in "Castlevania Dominus Collection." Draw the correct magic seal quickly, or your enemies will never die! Fight and explore through one of the largest castles ever seen in the series! Race another player through custom-made castle rooms in versus mode! A year has passed since Soma Cruz discovered the evil of Dracula hidden inside his body. Now, a mysterious cult wants to release the power of the Lord of Darkness. As Soma, you must do everything in your power to stop them before it's too late.
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[Re-zerado em Off pela Dominus Collection]
Eu joguei o mesmo jogo mais uma vez, então não tenho o que dizer, não tenho notas a mudar nem nada do tipo... mas tenho notas a acrescentar graças a Dominus Collection
Assim que saiu a coletânea e eu vi que esse jogo estava lá eu fiquei muito curioso pra saber como eles adaptaram os selos, e, bem... não aboliram como foi o mod de DS mas ele estava la! E estava até que legal!
Eu me senti fazendo um codigo de GTA na época do PS2 quando fazia os selos: O que antes eram traços entre as vértices do selo, agora são sequencias de botões pra ligar um ao outro e fazendo rapido realmente parecia que você estava fazendo cheats kkkkk
Dito isso, agora que temos uma versão oficial para os consoles mais novos e, principalmente, o PC, JOGUEM ESTE JOGO!
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It's been about 2 years since I played Aria of Sorrow, and the feeling I remember compared to Dawn of Sorrow is that - if Aria of Sorrow was a 8.5 or 9 out of 10 (in retrospect I'm inclined to say it's better than Circle of the Moon, even though that game has a special place in my heart), then I would say Dawn of Sorrow is an 8 to 8.5 out of 10. Looking back at Aria's length, I think Dawn is a larger, more expansive game but at the same time the soul system felt way grindier and the magic seal system is not great and I'm glad they made a workaround for it in the Dominus collection. The touch screen features (especially for the Dominus collection) hamper the game, I think. It kinda stinks it continued to fail to make any effective use of its 2035-36 setting, there's really nothing futuristic about it or any real differentiator from other games, and the cult's castle layout makes no sense. The more I think about the game, the more disappointed I get, honestly.
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