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Platform
NES
Genres
Action · Platformer
Player Perspective
Side view
Developers
Konami
Publishers
Nintendo · Konami
Release date
September 26, 1986

Summary

Castlevania drops you into a gothic nightmare where every floor of the castle is teeming with bats, ghosts, and classic horror monsters. You wield Simon’s iconic Vampire Killer whip, but the game rewards you with a handful of one‑time weapons—throwing knives, axes, holy water grenades, a time‑freezing watch, and a boomerang‑like cross—each costing hearts you collect by snuffing candles or crushing enemies. The castle is split into six blocks of three stages, and each block ends with a themed boss that drops a red orb to fully restore your health if you beat it before the timer expires. Hidden upgrades can lengthen the whip, grant temporary invincibility, or even wipe the screen clean of foes, while bonus lives appear at specific score milestones. After vanquishing Dracula on stage 18, the castle collapses and the game restarts at a higher difficulty, a design that cemented its reputation for relentless challenge and helped it become a cornerstone of the NES era, later earning a spot on the NES Classic Edition.

Storyline

In the classic NES Castlevania, players take on the role of Simon Belmont, a descendant of the famed vampire hunter who once defeated Count Dracula. A century after his ancestor’s triumph, Dracula reappears, and Simon ventures into the monster’s sprawling castle to put an end to the renewed threat. The game’s ultimate objective is to confront and defeat Count Dracula himself, along with the ominous Curse of Man, at the conclusion of Stage 18, which triggers the castle’s collapse.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Single

Alternative Titles

  • Devil's Castle Dracula Alternative