Except the first level is in the Dracula’s castle in Rumania, other levels are all located in other European countries: Athens in Greece, Pisa in Italy, a factory in Germany, Palace of Versailles in Paris, as well as Castle Proserpina in England. Unlike other works of Castlevania series, Castlevania: Bloodlines is the first game whose story is not limited to Dracula’s castle and even Romania. For example, in order to collect the souls of the dead, Elizabeth manipulated the assassination event in Sarajevo, and thereby triggered the World War I (1914-1918), which killed a lot of human. Plus, it is also monopolized by Mega Drive.Īs an orthodox sequel of Castlevania series sold on MD platform, it is worth mentioning that Castlevania: Bloodlines is also the first work in Castlevania series that references the literary quotation from the real world. Feel the torturous strain on every muscle as you wield again and again sacred weapon power-ups such as Holy Water, the Battle Axe, the Crystal Blade Boomerang and the Mirror of Truth.Castlevania: Bloodlines (AKA: バンパイアキラー, Vampire Killer, Castlevania: The New Generation) was developed by KONAMI in 1994, as the only Castlevania series video game released for SEGA Genesis (Mega Drive) console. Taste the sweat dripping into your mouth as you try rescuing yourself from diabolical traps. Alas, her trail of doom is laden with zombies, hideous mutants, grotesque giants, ghouls and ghastly creatures. As John Morris, the whip wielding vampire hunter, or Eric Lecarde, master lanceman, you'll pursue the demonic Countess all across Europe before she resurrects Dracula for a final reign of global terror. This spine-tingling, 6-stage fear-fest overflows with graphic sights and sounds from your worst nightmares. Their enemy? The most evil incarnation of Castlevania legacy to ever rise from the grave, the vampiress Countess Bartley. And in 1917 two of its descendants are summoned by fate into epic battle. 4 /5Time refuses to forget the Belmont family's horrifying, bloody destiny.
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