- Some of them, yeah, especially the classic ones (pre SOTN) and the Lords of Shadow sub series. The period known as the IGAvania which followed SOTN has a more barroque, elegant, less brutal style.Just watched this. I'm not an anime fan or a Castlevania fan but I've got a passing interest in both. This is my first Castlevania anything. I liked it! Got some questions and comments.
- Are the games similar in tone, atmosphere and/or story then? Cos this is my kind of thing, I always assumed Castlevania was way more goofy and arcadey in presentation.
- I like all of the characters so far, and I like the grim atmosphere and suggestion of a wider world than what we've seen. Feels like there could be a lot of stories in this world, although I suppose they are following the games apparently?
- The Castlevania series was always light on world building and storytelling until the Lords of Shadow sub series. The "classic series" hinted to a very interesting world, but as I said, they're minimalistic at best in the story department. This series actually feels very influenced by those little touches in the game, successfully amplifying them.