The cartridge is also relatively rare, so don’t you dare hesitate picking this baby up if you happen to see lying it lying around at your local flea market/thrift store. If you’re a fan of the Castlevania series, you owe it to yourself to try out this Hidden Gem. The whole game reeks of silliness, and it works incredibly well, making Kid Dracula one of the most entertaining parody/spin-off games you’ll likely ever play on a handheld system.Īs a spin-off, Kid Dracula easily surpasses novelty status and proves to be a truly satisfying romp. The music also pays tribute to the Castlevania games: Listen closely to the song in the first stage – It’s ‘Bloodlines’, the Stage 1 music from Castlevania III, re-written in an upbeat major key. You might even recognize the game’s main antagonist, Garamoth as a boss in the later-released Castlevania: Symphony of Night. The Grandpa Ghost Boss at the end of Stage 1 falls asleep during the fight. Kid Dracula’s true charm, however lies in its light-hearted parody of the Castlevania series’ traditionally dark setting - Standard baddies from Castlevania re-appear as adorable cartoon versions of themselves.
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The powers are fun to use and the game makes sure to put you in situations where your full repertoire will come in handy. The player traverses through 8 levels of baddies, obstacles and bosses, gaining new powers along the way such as homing missiles, shield, gravity reversal and summoning bats. Kid Dracula is a pretty standard platformer, through and through. Unfortunately for you, our young scatterbrained Master of Evil has forgotten all of his magic spells and must re-learn them throughout the course of his adventure. It sounds like just another day in the life of the near-infinitely powerful Lord of Darkness. Instead of the taking on the usual heroic role of a Belmont clan member, the protagonist is a lovable, pint-sized version of the Vampire Lord himself who is tasked with combating his rival, the demon Garamoth.
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Kid Dracula is a spin-off of the Castlevania series originally released for the Famicom in Japan, then ported to the Game Boy in 1993. In addition to being a solid platformer, this commonly overlooked title is possibly the only game on the Game Boy that is a straight-up parody of another series. Much like previous entries in the Hidden Gems series, this guide is divided up by genre to help you find games that suit your tastes.Ī special thanks to those the contributed their game summaries: Zen Albatross, PresidentLeever, Ack, Fastbilly1 and everyone else in the forum that pitched in with ideas! If you have more games to share, please use the comments section below and I’m terribly sorry if we overlooked your personal favorite! Platformers Kid Dracula
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